Cookie policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device when you visit it. They help the site work properly, remember your preferences and, in some cases, understand how the site is used. Alongside them there are similar technologies, such as the browser's local storage and tracking pixels.

Which cookies this site uses

Necessary cookies. They allow the site to work: they remember your decision about this very notice and keep your browsing secure. They cannot be turned off, because without them the site does not operate properly.

Measurement cookies. They let us know, in aggregate form, how many people visit the site, which pages they view, and from what type of device, so we can improve the content. You can turn them off.

Marketing cookies. Where applicable, they measure the results of our campaigns and limit how often ads are shown. The potential providers are Google (with its consent mode, which may send aggregated signals without cookies before you decide) and Meta. These tags are not active today; if they are activated, they will only set cookies with your consent.

Third-party cookies. When embedded content is displayed, such as the Google location map, that provider may set its own cookies under its own policies.

This site does not use cookies to build profiles with health data or for targeted advertising based on sensitive information.

How to manage them

You can accept or decline non-necessary cookies from the notice that appears when you enter the site, and change your decision at any time from the Cookie preferences link in the footer. You can also delete or block them in your browser settings.

Base document prepared by Ji Group, under review by the legal team. Last updated: September 2026.