Ziv Medical Center Staff Compete in Annual Hula Valley Race
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Employees from Ziv Medical Center participated in the annual "Ajur Race" in the Hula Valley on Friday. The event, which included 43 staff members and the center's director, Professor Salman Zarka, aims to promote healthy lifestyles and community engagement. Held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the race also emphasized the importance of early detection screenings for breast cancer. Ziv Medical Center encouraged women to undergo regular check-ups, highlighting that early detection saves lives.
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- 43 staff members from Ziv Medical Center competed in the annual "Ajur Race" in the Hula Valley.
- The "Ziv Runners" team has participated annually since its establishment in 2016.
- The race promotes physical activity, healthy lifestyles, and community engagement in the Galilee.
- The event coincided with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, stressing early detection.
- Professor Salman Zarka praised staff for promoting healthy lifestyles.
- Ziv Medical Center urged women to undergo regular breast cancer screenings.
Staff members from Ziv Medical Center, known as the "Ziv Runners," participated on Friday morning in the "Ajur Race" held at the Hula Valley Nature Reserve in the Upper Galilee. A total of 43 employees from various departments within the medical center, along with its director, Professor Salman Zarka, took part in the event. The "Ziv Runners" team was established in 2016 and consistently joins this annual race to promote physical activity, healthy lifestyles, and community engagement in the Galilee region. The race, organized at the end of October, coincides with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, serving as an additional opportunity to highlight the importance of exercise and physical health, as well as the critical role of early detection screenings in saving lives. Professor Salman Zarka stated, "This race is a wonderful opportunity that combines love for the Galilee, physical activity, and health. I am proud of all the staff and employees at Ziv who choose to come out for the race together each year and present an inspiring personal example for promoting a healthy lifestyle. This is the spirit of Ziv, and this is our responsibility and commitment to promoting the health and well-being of the residents of the North." Ziv Medical Center also urged all women in the region not to wait until next October but to schedule regular check-ups, emphasizing that early detection saves lives.