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Walkathon held to mark Vascular Day

Join the Aspiran Garden Residents Association's walkathon on Vascular Day to promote awareness of vascular health and healthy living.

Aspiran Garden Residents Association, in collaboration with the Vascular Society of India (VSI), conducted a walkathon on Vascular Day on Wednesday at Kilpauk. Healthy legs, healthy life was the theme of the walkathon, which aimed at creating awareness about vascular diseases and promoted walking as an important tool to remain healthy, said a press release here. VSI founder S.A. Hussain was also present.

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