On 18 May, Gianesini, as project leader of the university spin-off Science Per Aquam, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Resort Agency of the Georgian Ministry, aimed at implementing knowledge on appropriate venous and lymphatic treatments in wellness and SPA settings. Too often, in fact, SPA programmes offer services that are not based on a thorough understanding of venous and lymphatic drainage, when they could instead serve as effective health resources for patients affected by circulatory disorders. The Science Per Aquam project moves from empiricism to evidence-based science, following standardised and reproducible results obtained through dedicated protocols.