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Published: February 09, 2023

New certifications in Mexico aim to improve stroke care

Joint stroke certifications launched by American Stroke Association and its Mexican counterpart

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John Meiners and Juan Calleja Castillo signing contract

John Meiners, chief of mission-aligned businesses and health care solutions for the American Stroke Association and Juan Calleja Castillo, vascular neurologist and president of the Mexican Stroke Association sign the Collaborative Memorandum of Understanding between the American Stroke Association and the Mexican Stroke Association (AMEVASC) – Improving Stroke Care in Mexico.

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John Meiners and Juan Calleja Castillo signing contract — John Meiners and Juan Calleja Castillo signing contract

John Meiners, chief of mission-aligned businesses and health care solutions for the American Stroke Association and Juan Calleja Castillo, vascular neurologist and president of the Mexican Stroke Association sign the Collaborative Memorandum of Understanding between the American Stroke Association and the Mexican Stroke Association (AMEVASC) – Improving Stroke Care in Mexico.

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