The model Judit Mascó He presented yesterday at our shop at the L'illa El Pañuelo 'shopping centerColor dream ' who has created with the collaboration of the artist and friend, Clàudia Valsells, coinciding with the International Women's Day. "This handkerchief is a story of complicities, women and illusions that is made with the heart" Judit said. "As a model, but especially as a woman, it makes me especially happy to contribute with a solidarity action with which I feel identified".
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Every year 100,000 women are diagnosed with cancer in Spain. This handkerchief is aimed at all who want to solidarize with women who suffer from cancer. For Dr. Vicenç Martínez Ibáñez, manager of the Vall d’Hebron University Hospital (HUVH), the presentation of the handkerchief is a great opportunity for "Thank Judit Mascó, Clàudia Valsells and Natura Your solidarity collaboration to help the Vall d’Hebron campus conduct the best investigation to transfer solutions to women who suffer from cancer ”. He Dr. Joan Comella, director of Vall d’Hebron Institut Research (Vhir) has affirmed that in Vall d’Hebron "We have the Messi, Neymar and Suárez of Women's Assistance and Cancer Research.".
With the purchase of this handkerchief, the work carried out by the research team of the Vall d’Hebron Barcelona Hospitari Campus Against this disease, since its sale will be allocated entirely to finance Scholarships for the formation of young women's cancer researchers.
You can buy them in some of our stores in Barcelona (Consell de Cent, L’Illa, El Born, Travessera, T1 Airport, Gran Vía 2, Canuda, Ferràn, Sarrià, Natura House and anec blau) and in our Shop online, until exhaustion.
Vall d’Hebron Barcelona Hospital Campus, in collaboration with Natura, presents this cause with the desire to continue finding solutions to health problems, in this case of women, sensitizing and implying citizenship.
Vall d’Hebron Barcelona Hospital Campus, in collaboration with Natura, presents this cause with the desire to continue finding solutions to health problems, in this case of women, sensitizing and implying citizenship.
