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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This research has been co-financed by the European
Union and Greek national funds through the Oper-
ational Program Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship
and Innovation, under the call RESEARCH – CRE-
ATE – INNOVATE (project code: BeHEALTHIER -
T2EDK-04207).
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