Stroke Awareness: Act F.A.S.T.

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Published: May 18, 2022

Strokes can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. Knowing the signs of stroke and seeking immediate medical attention are the keys to saving lives and minimizing stroke-related disability. A panel of Baptist Health experts joined host, Jonathan Fialkow, M.D., to discuss stroke prevention and treatment during national Stroke Awareness Month.

Guests:

· Brian Snelling, M.D., director of the stroke program at Marcus Neuroscience Institute.
· Felipe De Los Rios, M.D., director of Miami Neuroscience Institute’s stroke program.
· Joshua B. Young, M.D., medical director and chief of emergency medicine at South Miami Hospital.

Tagged Under Marcus Neuroscience Institute, Miami Neuroscience Institute, stroke, stroke symptoms

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