<h1>Hospital stroke-awareness campaign raises legal issues over public medical claims, duty of care, data privacy for minors, and JV governance</h1> A major tertiary hospital held a stroke-awareness event emphasizing rapid symptom recognition and timely treatment, promoting school-based outreach, rehabilitation services including an advanced robotic neuro-rehabilitation unit, and public education aligned with international awareness campaigns. Legally relevant points include the institution's public-facing medical claims and quality assertions (accreditation and advanced technology) that may engage regulatory oversight and advertising standards, potential duty-of-care considerations for emergency stroke response and rehabilitation outcomes, data/privacy considerations for outreach involving minors, and contractual or governance implications arising from its public-private joint-venture status.