The virtual edition of #WCN2021 will allow for even more live interaction during each session, improved and easier networking opportunities, as well as facilitate contacts with our industry partners!☺ See what to expect and join us in October: bit.ly/3wNPYWC #neurology

After two years, here we are again! Representing @neurologykenya at the World Federation of Neurology (WFN) Council of Delegates meeting #WCN2021

The Aga Khan University Neurology Section at Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi representing the Kenyan contingent at the #WCN2021 Tournament of the Minds! Thank you World Federation of Neurology (WFN) for letting us take part!

After 22 years of medical education... #lifelonglearning #associateprofessor #neurology #profby40 #shallowandpedantic #pandemic2021 (picture courtesy Jyoti Bahra Sokhi cake courtesy @cheersbakerycafe but should have been Mandy Kaur Sokhi promotion courtesy Aga Khan University )

#DoItAll to protect yourself against #COVID19 this holiday season. 💉 Get vaccinated 😷 Wear a mask ↔️ Keep physical distance and avoid crowds 🪟 Open windows 🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow 👐🏿 Clean your hands

At the #WSC2022 presenting @NewnexBrian's sub-analysis of rare extracranial carotid disease in our Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi cohort, as a part of his Aga Khan University MMed dissertation.

Excellent pragmatic presentation by Luciano Sposato 🇦🇷🇨🇦 at #WSC2022 regarding evidence-based anticoagulation/antiplatelet choice in valvular heart disease. Thank you!

Vital additions to the Aga Khan University University Centre Library in Nairobi of the Continuum: Lifelong Learning in Neurology journal (2017 to date). Thank you World Federation of Neurology (WFN) and American Academy of Neurology for this educational initiative, which continues to help our residents & fellows in enhancing their neurology education.

Kenya Power 5th Parkland wnagapala Rd still doesn't have power/electricity what's up with the timing???!! It's 7 pm it was to be backed up by 5 pm...

#SoundofFreedom #AngelStudios #FightForTheLight #SilenceTheDarkness

🙏Thank you Dilraj Sokhi Neurology Journal for setting our findings in the context of what people with #MultipleSclerosis experience in Kenya.🌍 MS Int'l Federation also looks forward to our continued collaboration to 'close the knowledge and data gaps identified in the latest #AtlasofMS'.

Pleased to be sharing our recently published paper, discussing 3 pts with HIV and MOG antibodies in the setting of other CNS infections. #MOGAD Kenneth Ssebambulidde Deanna Saylor jmedicalcasereports.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

‘Patients with MS cannot wait for decades to have this EML implemented: the time for action is now, through the growing international momentum to improve care and access to treatment for neurological diseases.’ Read our editorial in MSJ here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

Thank you World Federation of Neurology (WFN) for having the neurology team from Aga Khan University take part in Tournament of the Minds at #WCN2023! We thoroughly enjoyed the events and were delighted to make it to 3rd place! We look forward to the next congress in Seoul in 2025!

50 trees planted by doctors from Aga Khan University Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi with Friends of Karura as part of #NationalTreeGrowingDay

Thank you European Academy of Neurology for a fantastic four days of warmth, friendliness and superb neurology education! We were delighted to present our abstracts from Aga Khan University in Nairobi at this wonderful conference and no doubt will see you in Seville for 2025! #BrainHealth

Thank you World Stroke Org for providing our future Kenyan neurologists the opportunity to share their research from Aga Khan University at the #WSC2024

Thank you to MND Association for the kind and generous opportunity to share some of our Africa ALS genetics work, funded by The ALS Association through Aga Khan University, during the 35th #alsmndsymp!

When core values and perceptions of how the world should be are not aligned, it's time to leave the social media platform. Goodbye Twitter (disgustingly renamed as X) and thank you for the 15 years of connections. Unfortunately Elon Musk killed your potential.