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More than 2,000 discover they’re at risk of stroke

Megan Haggan 12/06/2015

Chemmart Pharmacist Carolyn Wynen taking the blood pressure of National Stroke Foundation Chief Executive Officer Dr Erin Lalor as part of Australia’s Biggest Blood Pressure Check.

Thousands of Australians received a life-saving wake-up call discovering they were at serious and often unnecessary risk of stroke after taking part in Australia’s Biggest Blood Pressure Check. The National Stroke Foundation partnered with Chemmart Pharmacy and the Seven Network to deliver Australia’s Biggest Blood Pressure Check on May 6, which saw Australians “roll up

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