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ENDOVASCULAR  NEUROLOGIST  TO  SPEAK  ON  SPECIALIZED STROKE  TREATMENT  IN  McALLEN 

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Dr. Ameer Hassan to Speak at Free “Dessert with the Doctor”

Tuesday, Nov. 11 at McAllen Public Library

McALLEN Dr. Ameer Hassan, Endovascular Neurologist, will speak and answer questions on “Surviving a Stroke: Learn about Important Tools Available to Help Stop a Stroke from Progressing and Causing Permanent Disability”, during a free “Dessert with a Doctor” event on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 6:30 p.m. at the McAllen Public Library, 4001 N. 23rd Street (just north of Nolana).   Dr. Hassan will also discuss specialized endovascular stroke treatment which can extend the window of time for care of stroke patients and reduce the chances of permanent disability.  The event is free and open to the public, and attendees are invited to enjoy a free heart-healthy dessert, compliments of Valley Baptist Medical Center.  For more information or to RSVP, please call 1-888-902-5433.

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