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Stroke: Know the Warnings, Reduce the Risk

FREE & RECORDED. Times listed are Pacific Time.

Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability globally, yet as many as 90% of strokes could be prevented. Changes in lifestyle, combined with controlling other medical conditions with the help of your healthcare team, can dramatically reduce your risk of stroke. In this webinar with Ali Saad, MD, you will learn about the different types of strokes, the warning signs that someone is having a stroke, and the best course of action to take if you observe these signs. Dr. Saad will also explore risk factors for stroke, discuss the relationship between stroke and other medical conditions, and share specific ways that lifestyle habits can reduce your risk. Walk away with 1-2 practical tips that could save your life or that of a loved one.

Ali Saad, MD is board-certified in Neurology, Stroke, and Lifestyle Medicine and has been practicing for over 10 years. He’s a Fellow in Climate & Health Science Policy at the University of Colorado. His advocacy work focuses on diet being the leading cause of death and disability and accounting for a third of global greenhouse gas emissions. This makes nutrition the most important issue at the intersection of human and planetary health.  A diet that’s healthy for people and the planet is diverse and plant-rich.

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