Saint Joseph London to Discuss Headaches and Migraines During Bite Size Learning Event - Archived

London, Ky. (May 31, 2019) – Painful headaches and migraines can disrupt everyday activities, causing those suffering to miss work, social events and more. Saint Joseph London invites the community to learn more about headaches and migraines during an upcoming Bite Size Learning event on Wednesday, June 19, from noon to 1 p.m., at the Laurel County Public Library, located at 120 College Park Drive in London.

Alam Khan, MD, CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group – Neurology, will address some of the most common questions about headaches and migraines, including their symptoms and different treatment options to consider.

Bite Size Learning is an educational series sponsored by Saint Joseph London. Each month, a physician or staff member from Saint Joseph London hosts a special lunch-and-learn style presentation about a different health topic to increase awareness and educate the public.

Advance registration for this event is requested. Saint Joseph London provides free box lunches to registered attendees. To preregister, call 606.864.5759.

About CHI Saint Joseph Health
CHI Saint Joseph Health, part of Catholic Health Initiatives, is one of the largest and most comprehensive health systems in the Commonwealth of Kentucky with 135 locations in 20 counties, including hospitals, physician groups, clinics, primary care centers, specialty institutes and home health agencies. In total, the health system serves patients in 35 counties statewide. CHI Saint Joseph Health is dedicated to building healthier communities by elevating patient care through an integrated physical and behavioral health delivery system. CHI Saint Joseph Health embodies a strong mission and faith-based heritage and works through local partnerships to expand access to care in the communities it serves.

About Saint Joseph London
Saint Joseph London is a 150-bed full service hospital located in London, KY. Established in 1926, the facility serves patients from southeastern Kentucky, including those from Clay, Laurel, Jackson, Whitley, Knox and Pulaski counties. The current $152 million regional hospital opened in 2010, and offers all private patient rooms, with most overlooking a small lake and garden on the 52-acre healing environment.

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