Presentation - Safety, tolerability and adherence issues in the treatment of MS
Presentation on Safety, tolerability and adherence issues in the treatment of MS by Prof Raed Alroughani
5 November 2016, Safety, tolerability and adherence issues in the treatment of MS by Prof Raed Alroughani
RAED ALROUGHANI
Dr. Raed Alroughani received his degree in medicine (MD) from Charles University. He underwent his neurology residency at the University of British Columbia and subsequently obtained the neurology certification from the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeon (Canada). He then completed a fellowship in demyelinating disorders at the University of British Columbia. He joined the division of neurology at Amiri hospital as a consultant neurologist. He currently serves as a head of MS clinic at Ibn-Sina hospital & Amiri Hospitals in Kuwait.
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