Solo & Co. Ecosystem

At the SOLOMED Foundation, we foster relationships and promote collaborative projects among individuals and institutions from various disciplines that stand out for their creative vision and contemporary approach to health. We connect key players in medicine, health management, entrepreneurship, social responsibility, cutting-edge technology, and future planning. These are just a few of them.

ATRIA CLINIC AND 3D EARLY CARDIOVASCULAR DIAGNOSIS

Founded by renowned cardiologists Dr. Jorge Solís and Dr. Leticia Fernández-Friera after their extensive experience at prestigious U.S. institutions such as Harvard Medical School and Mount Sinai Hospital, Atria Clinic is a unique healthcare center located in the heart of Madrid.

Atria Clinic stands out as a pioneer in Spain for introducing and promoting high-precision 3D vascular ultrasound. This innovative, non-invasive technique goes beyond traditional risk factor-based prevention by enabling the earliest possible diagnosis of atheromatous plaques, which are the foundation of atherosclerosis. These plaques are the primary cause of heart attacks, strokes, and thromboembolisms—the leading causes of death in the developed world.

The 3D vascular ultrasound not only identifies atheromatous plaques in their earliest stages but also qualifies them based on various parameters, distinguishing those with a higher risk of causing heart attacks and strokes in the near future.

In addition to pioneering advanced imaging technology for early diagnosis and cardiovascular prevention, Atria Clinic is deeply committed to social responsibility. The Atria team implements training programs for technicians and specialists both in Spain and internationally. It collaborates with media outlets and leverages social media to raise awareness about the importance of early cardiovascular diagnosis and the availability of new technological opportunities.Atria Clinic also spearheads scientific initiatives like the Wake-up project, sponsored by the Spanish Society of Cardiology (SEC). The goal of this project is to utilize cutting-edge imaging tests to promote lifestyle changes in women, leading to improved cardiovascular health.

www.atria.clinic

CORAZÓN DE MUJER

Corazón de Mujer (Hearth of a Woman) is a social movement created to raise awareness about the lesser-known fact that cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death among women, surpassing all types of cancer. This lack of awareness, combined with gender differences in initial cardiovascular symptoms, leads to delayed diagnoses and poorer prognosis for women.

Initiated by cardiologist Dr. Leticia Fernández-Friera, founder of ATRIA Clinic, Corazón de Mujer is inspired by the American Heart Association ‘s international Go Red for Women initiative, which has significantly reduced female cardiovascular mortality in the United States.

Many deaths from heart attacks and strokes are preventable. Corazón de Mujer is dedicated to educating the public about cardiovascular risk factors, promoting heart-healthy lifestyles, highlighting gender differences in cardiovascular health, and advocating for early diagnosis using new non-invasive technologies.

The movement conducts informational campaigns on social media, in the press, and through audiovisual media, and engages with civil society and corporate entities. It also periodically awards the International Corazón de Mujer Prize to recognize individuals who research and work to reduce the incidence and improve the prognosis of cardiovascular diseases in women.

www.corazondemujer.org

WOMANHOOD. REDEFINING THE MENOPAUSE EXPERIENCE

Womanhood is the brainchild of social activist and entrepreneur Lucía Yturriaga, created to highlight and foster fruitful debate around women and menopause. This movement was born from the founder’s personal experience with menopause, its complications, and the lack of effective support systems. After a long corporate career, Lucía decided to leverage her entrepreneurial spirit and strategic expertise to positively impact the lives of women facing this new stage in their lives.

The Womanhood movement aims to become the Place to Be for menopausal women, providing accurate, reliable, and comprehensive information on menopause and its associated disorders. It will serve as a resource to access leading professionals, innovative products, and services, revolutionizing the space for mensesless women who want to continue enjoying their lives beyond outdated societal frames.

Womanhood engages in various activities, including social media outreach, podcasts, newsletters, a YouTube channel, an informative website on menopause symptoms, an online store for specific products, and a training and information program (we.no.pause) tailored for menopausal women in the corporate world.

According to its mission statement, Womanhood aims to challenge the paradigms associated with menopause and provide useful solutions for discovering, learning, and experiencing this stage of life. It strives to create a post-taboo space where freedom, exchange, and science converge to offer numerous opportunities for women of the “M Generation.”