Women Health

Your health in your hands is not just a positive slogan, but a guide to action. To live an active life, you need to take care of your health.

Sometimes fear, indecision, a constant lack of time forces us to postpone another preventive examination until later. But this is wrong! "Do not be afraid to know. Hurry to act!"under such a slogan International company Abbottworking in the field of health, announced the launch of the All-Russian socio-educational program Women first. The goal of the initiative is to increase the general level of awareness of women's health issues and to further improve the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological diseases.
Women often lack reliable, scientifically based data on women's health. Usually educational seminars are held for specialists in a certain field, for example, doctors. But it is equally important at the same time for the average patient to have access to information. Therefore, the program involves informative seminars and free testing for women.
At different stages, women's health has its own characteristics and needs special care. Unfortunately, high-quality medical services and information are not available everywhere the same. To increase women's awareness of their body characteristics and current health care opportunities, as well as support medical professionals, Women first plans to hold medical symposia and lectures for doctors, educational seminars for women, free testing for hormone levels, the launch of the educational portal Womenfirst.ru.
Effective interaction with doctors, patients, leading scientists and experts will ensure the availability of high-quality medical services in gynecology and reliable information that would help women maintain and improve health at all stages of life.
In 2014, the program Women first will be implemented with the support of leading Russian experts in the field of gynecology and endocrinology and the partner laboratories of the initiative.
Health is an essential element of a happy life!
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Material prepared by Julia Dekanova

Watch the video: Laura Lipold, MD. Womens Health Primary Care (May 2024).