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### Paras Health Udaipur Organizes Walkathon on World Stroke Day

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30 Oct 24
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### Paras Health Udaipur Organizes Walkathon on World Stroke Day

**Udaipur** – On the occasion of World Stroke Day, Paras Health Udaipur successfully organized a Walkathon to spread awareness about stroke prevention and the importance of a healthy lifestyle. The multispecialty hospital hosted the event in collaboration with Maharana Pratap Senior Citizens Institute and Kumawat Senior Citizens Trust, with over 280 participants joining. The event served as a platform to educate attendees on stroke risk factors, prevention measures, and the importance of timely treatment.

The Walkathon began with an inspiring inauguration by chief guests Bhanwar Seth, President of Maharana Pratap Senior Citizens Association, and Harishankar Kumawat, President of Kumawat Senior Citizens Trust. They emphasized the significance of community participation in building a healthier society, particularly for the elderly, who are more susceptible to strokes and related complications.

Representing Paras Health, Facility Director Dr. Abel George expressed gratitude to the guests and participants, saying, “Paras Health is dedicated to building a healthier society through preventive health awareness and support. On World Stroke Day, our goal is to empower people with the knowledge and resources to prevent and manage stroke. Events like this reflect our commitment to providing compassionate, accessible, and affordable healthcare to the community.”

The event was supported by Paras Health’s expert medical team, including Senior Neurologist Consultants Dr. Tarun Mathur and Dr. Manish Kulshrestha, Director of Neurosurgery Dr. Uday Bhaumik, Senior Neurosurgery Consultants Dr. Ajit Singh and Dr. Amitendu Shekhar, and Orthopedic and Robotic Knee Surgery Senior Consultant Dr. Ashish Singhal. The experts shared valuable insights on recognizing stroke symptoms and the importance of prompt treatment. Discussions emphasized lifestyle modifications, early warning signs, and the significance of immediate medical intervention within the "Golden Hour" to improve stroke outcomes.

The team highlighted the role of factors such as high blood pressure, smoking, unhealthy diets, and a sedentary lifestyle in increasing stroke risk. World Stroke Day underscores the urgency of recognizing stroke as a medical emergency, and Paras Health’s Walkathon spread this message across Udaipur. By promoting awareness and preventive measures, the event aimed to educate individuals on reducing stroke risks. People of all ages united for the cause, demonstrating the importance of brain health and proactive healthcare in the community.


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