Stroke Care Webinar Scheduled for October 28 by The Hindu and Kauvery Hospital
A webinar focusing on stroke care will take place on October 28, 2026, ahead of World Stroke Day.
The webinar will emphasize the importance of early diagnosis and timely treatment of strokes.
Experts from Kauvery Hospital will discuss advances in stroke management and recognition of symptoms.
Registration for the event is available online.
The Hindu, in collaboration with Kauvery Hospital, is set to host a significant webinar on stroke care on October 28, 2026, just a day before World Stroke Day, which is observed on October 29. The event, titled 'The Golden Hour: Every Minute Matters, Every Life Counts', will commence at 11:30 a.m. as part of Kauvery Hospital's Wellness Series. This session aims to shed light on the critical aspects of early diagnosis and the latest advancements in stroke treatment, highlighting the necessity for timely access to appropriate healthcare services.
Strokes occur when the blood supply to a part of the brain is disrupted or when a blood vessel in the brain bursts. Recognizing the symptoms of a stroke and seeking immediate medical attention are vital steps in minimizing complications and enhancing recovery outcomes. The upcoming webinar will delve into innovative strategies for stroke diagnosis and management, stressing the importance of reaching a healthcare facility that is equipped to provide the necessary treatment promptly.
Key speakers at the event include Sivarajan Thandeswaran, a senior consultant in Stroke Medicine, General Internal Medicine, and Gerontology at Kauvery Hospital in Alwarpet, Chennai. He will discuss the latest advancements in stroke treatment and emerging methodologies in stroke management. Additionally, Harish R. Kamath, a consultant neurologist at Kauvery Hospital, Hosur, will provide insights into recognizing stroke symptoms and the significance of immediate medical intervention, explaining how timely access to the right healthcare facility can significantly influence patient outcomes.
The session will be moderated by journalist Soma Basu, ensuring a comprehensive discussion on the topic. Participants interested in attending the webinar can register online through the provided link or by scanning the QR code available in promotional materials.
As the event approaches, it serves as a crucial opportunity for individuals to learn about stroke care and the importance of acting swiftly in the event of a stroke. The insights shared during this webinar are expected to empower attendees with knowledge that could potentially save lives.
