A healthy Council restarts in Lazio

In Lazio, "a Council" is starting again in health", which provides free prevention activities, from Today until Friday 17 October from 9am to 5pm at the Pisana. "This morning we present another stage of 'a Council in health', the free prevention program promoted by the Regional Council, and all the actors are present protagonists of a complex and delicate sector such as health local health authorities, hospital companies, categories, orders professionals, associations, which I thank". said the President of the Lazio Regional Council, Antonello Aurigemma, who spoke this morning at the Etruscan Hall of the Regional Council of Lazio, "'A healthy Council' is the free prevention program promoted by the Council regional, aimed at all Pisana employees and open to citizens of this area. It will take place from today (Monday) to Friday October 17th from 9am to 5pm at Pisana. The numbers are very significant: around a thousand services booked, including 60 reservations for blood donation (which are will take place over two days). It is a project that we have been carrying out for one year: after the employee event in October 2024, We have organized two "Healthy Advice" meetings involving the citizens as well (last May at the centre commercial Porta di Roma in the Bufalotta area and in July at the Auditorium Parco della Musica), which recorded a great participation. The aim is to raise awareness, promote the culture of prevention and educate on correct and healthy lifestyles. Prevention, as I often repeat, can generate positive impacts on the health and well-being of people, as well as ensuring early and timely diagnosis." "Today - added Aurigemma - all the actors are present protagonists of our region's healthcare: only thanks to their commitment and their work, which they are voluntarily moving forward, it is possible to realize large-scale programs value as "A Healthy Advice". To demonstrate that, through comparison, dialogue and the right synergy between all the parties involved, actions can be implemented important for health policies, even at zero cost"