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THERACLION (Paris:ALTHE) (ISIN: FR0010120402; Mnemo: ALTHE, PEA-PME eligible), an innovative company specializing in the development of medical equipment for echotherapy treatment, notably for varicose veins, today announces its sales revenues for the year 2020 and roll-out strategy for 2021.
Roll-out strategy 2021
SONOVEIN S, the last generation of SONOVEIN systems (CE marking obtained in Oct. 2020), makes SONOVEIN a strong alternative in treatment of varicose veins. It allows faster non-surgical treatment on an ambulatory basis without the need for anaestesia. Since October the company has made significant progress with their roll-out strategy. For 2021, it plans to further expand business development in new territories including Asia. Theraclion will also significantly increase SONOVEIN S installations at new key opinion leader sites. These international experts show strong interest in this distruptive technology. Once equipped, their centers of excellen
Is The Cold Weather Affecting Your Circulation?
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As the temperature drops, many people worry that the cold weather can adversely affect their circulation. One of the most common complaints from people who believe they are suffering from poor circulation is the sensation of numb or stiff fingers and toes which can cause discomfort. However, while cold weather does cause changes to circulation, there is also a lot of misinformation about why people suffer from cold hands and feet and what this has to do with their circulatory health.
Professor Mark Whiteley, internationally renowned Consultant Venous Surgeon of The Whiteley Clinic, sheds some light on the misinformation surrounding poor circulation and how people can improve their circulatory health in the colder months:
6 Launches That Prove 2020 Was a Surprisingly Good Year for Yachting Julia Zaltzman
Lana to the go-anywhere explorer yacht
La Datcha, to the highly technical sailing vessel
Sea Eagle II. Even with 2020’s turbulence, the designers and builders continued to push ahead with larger hulls, smarter interiors and improved propulsion. It’s a good start to the next decade of yacht-building.
This 351-foot hybrid-powered superyacht is a breakthrough design in multiple ways. Beyond her carbon-reducing battery-diesel powerplants,
Lana’s plumb bow, low-riding five-decks and open stern give her an immediately recognizable look anywhere in the world. The one-of-a-kind exterior continues on the sundeck, which has dozens of seats ringing a 26-foot-long pool and an eight-speaker audio system to deliver front-row sounds. The foredeck is empty, so it can be used for socializing, sports like golf or basketball.
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Work from home has become a reality for millions of Brits this year, who had to adapt or risk losing their jobs. Avoiding the commute is a vital tool in preventing Covid-19, as the crowds provide a range of opportunities to contract the disease. But the sedentary lifestyles many people now lead comes with a selection of its own risks, especially when it comes to venous health.