Grimaldi Medical Group for prevention and social issues

Added: (Fri Jan 20 2012)

Pressbox (Press Release) - Rome, January 20, 2012- Grimaldi Medical Group, medical centre specialized in assisted reproduction, announces that in March will be available a promotional service for the oncological prevention.
Grimaldi Medical Group is a centre for assisted reproduction which operates through three bases in Italy, two in Rome and one in Lecce. The Group collects highly specialized medical personnel, with attested medical experience even in international structures. Techniques, equipments and personnel undergo constantly a process of evolution and updating according to the news of the medical world and moreover scientific results are systematically controlled and compared to the ones of the main National and International Hospitals in the evolutionary atmosphere necessary for the research.
The center offers also its services in eight different languages, in order to give to the couples who come to the structure the most familiar surroundings, which can make them comfortable in a moment as delicate as emotional; the centers Grimaldi Medical Group are indeed connected with the Italian Medicine Society for Ethnic Minorities.
The centers, in addition to the normal medical activity, are involved in many projects and events connected with their field: Grimaldi Medical Group Committee for social issues organizes supporting programs for specialist assistance, research in the gynecological, obstetrical and pediatric sector for destitute or socially troubled couples; moreover the centers are promoting an awareness campaign for young people about sexually transmitted diseases.
Grimaldi Medical centers have recently announced an initiative which regards cancer prevention, for which in March 2012 they will offer a specialist medical examination and the PAP test at a price discounted of 50%, trying in this way to encourage as many people as possible to prevent cancer, disease that in 2011 caused in the EU 1.30 million of deaths, of which 177.000 were in Italy.

Article written by Serena Rigato