The appointment is Thursday, May 30 at 8:00 p.m. Cadena Dial and Merck, a leading science and technology company, celebrate the second concert ‘Dial ÚnicXs por la Esclerosis Múltiple’, an event aimed at making this neurological disease visible, which affects around 55,000 people in Spain, and which will take place at the Albéniz Theater in Madrid.
Under the campaign slogan “An unstoppable pace against multiple sclerosis”, This concert will bring together artists such as Vanesa Martín, Bustamante, Sidecars, Nia or DePol on the same stage coinciding with the celebration of World Multiple Sclerosis Day.
Thus, the station and Merck join forces to raise awareness in society about the existence of this disease, its symptoms and show the advances that have been made in its approach in recent decades and that have allowed the lives of people who suffer to be improved and normalized. live with MS (Multiple Sclerosis).
The chain has activated a contest to distribute 300 free double tickets among listeners who, through its website, have to answer the question in the most original way possible: Which song by the artists on the Únicxs por la MS poster makes you feel unstoppable and why?
Furthermore, during the next few days, in the program of ‘Dare yourself’, Different people who know the disease closely will be interviewed, such as José Manuel, a patient who will share what his day-to-day life is like, specialists in the disease such as Dr. Virginia Meca, head of the Demyelinating Diseases Unit at the Hospital de la Princesa in Madrid, Dr. Marisa Martínez Ginés, neurologist in charge of the Multiple Sclerosis Unit from the Gregorio Marañón Hospital in Madrid, Carmen Valls, director of the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation of Madrid (FEMM), and Manuel Zafra, president of Merck in Spain.
More about multiple sclerosis (MS)
MS is a neurological, autoimmune and chronic disease that is characterized by the body’s natural defenses stopping working normally and attacking the central nervous system. It affects 55,000 people in Spain, three times more women than men and its diagnosis is usually made between 20 and 40 years, although the average age of people who suffer from it is between 45 and 65 years.
The diagnosis, therefore, occurs at a vital stage in which there are many decisions to make: starting a family, developing a job, enjoying free time… Thanks to science, today there are treatments that have improved the prognosis of the disease, which means that more patients reach adulthood with a better quality of life.
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