New Partnership for Women's Health: Elite Business Women and Acibadem Healthcare Group Join Forces
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Elite Business Women and Acibadem Healthcare Group have announced the launch of a partnership dedicated to the prevention, health and longevity of women. The announcement was made public recently and shows that the two organisations will work together towards a common goal: long-term care for women's health.
Elite Business Women is a community that brings together women from the business sector in Romania. Acibadem Healthcare Group is an internationally recognised group of medical services. The collaboration between an organisation of businesswomen and a healthcare services provider means that the two parties will combine their health expertise with the network of contacts and activities of the community.
Through this partnership, the organisations aim to promote prevention, meaning the measures taken before a disease occurs, and a healthy lifestyle. So far, the initial announcement has not provided details about specific activities, the project timeline or how interested women will be involved.
Topics related to women's health and prevention remain important for the public in Romania. In the coming period, new information about the programmes and events that will be organised within this partnership will be followed closely.
Sources: Romania Pozitiva
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