At the Neurology Department of Cluj-Napoca County Emergency Clinical Hospital, treatment has begun for the first patient in Romania with an innovative therapy for Alzheimer's disease in its incipient stage. This is a therapy approved by the European Commission less than a year ago, administered under the coordination of university professor doctor Dafin Mureșanu, head of the Neurology Clinic.
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The 14,000 sqm building on Observatorului Street, built in two years with an investment of approximately 141.8 million lei, will house 33 laboratories.
Source: Economedia
Officials say that opening these sections will change traffic in the Bucharest area and represents a symbolic moment for road infrastructure. A few more works are needed for the A0 highway to be fully used by Bucharest residents.
Source: Hotnews
The Portuguese band will perform a concert in Cluj-Napoca as part of the "God Is A Vampire" tour, along with a stop in Bucharest. The announcement was made over a year before the event.
Source: Infomusic
The annual pilgrimage in Iași has started, and tens of thousands of believers are expected to arrive at the shrine of Saint Parascheva and the relics of Saint Paisius. The event is one of the largest in the Romanian religious calendar.
Source: Doxologia
The Cluj team turned around a difficult match at BTarena, in front of over 6,000 spectators, and won against the Italian team. The crowd enthusiastically supported the team especially in the second half.
Source: Gazeta Sporturilor
The Oltenia club is awaiting a historic transfer for its player, after communicating the demanded sum for sale. The offer came from a club interested in the striker's services.
Source: Sport
The area joins five other similar destinations in the country, obtaining a status that promotes sustainable tourism. Recognition can bring benefits to local communities near the forest.
Source: Romania Insider
