A new video podcast by My Special Doctor
by Dr. Maria Chiara Villa
and Dr. Piercarlo Salari
Vitamin D
A new video podcast by My Special Doctor by Dr. Maria Chiara Villa and Dr. Piercarlo Salari
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Risk factors, complications and prevention of salmonellosis
Normally, salmonella infection does not pose a life-threatening risk for healthy adults, but it can pose a life-threatening risk for those categories of patients such as infants or young children, elderly or transplant patients, pregnant women, or in patients undergoing surgery.
Childhood obesity: two “household” risks
Sitting for too long in front of a computer screen, TV, smartphone or tablet or playing playstation, especially with a high-calorie snack in hand, puts children and adolescents’ fitness and
The hydro-electrolyte balance
Body water is distributed in two different compartments: intracellular and extracellular, which in turn is divided into intra and extravascular or interstitial. Electrolytes are distributed differently in the two compartments:
Nutrition and effects on the gut microbiome
The microbial structure in the intestine is greatly influenced by the type of power type, and it of its own goes on to influence a number of metabolic, hormonal and
Bowel regularity: here are the most suitable foods
The well-being of our bodies is linked in large part to that of our intestines. In fact, some of the most common and troublesome conditions for men stem precisely from
Tea: an original and healthy gift idea
The most anticipated holiday of the year is approaching, and we often don’t know what to give our family members or friends. Giving a tea blend as a gift could
Complications and behavioral lines in neurovegetative dystonias
Complications resulting from this condition vary according to the specific type of dystonia.
The mechanism of hunger and insulin
When insulin is not absorbed, it means there is resistance to its action, and then glucose levels remain high. This results in the body needing greater amounts of insulin to reduce glycemic levels.
Too much gluten in young children could increase risk of celiac disease
High gluten intake early in life was associated with an increased risk of celiac disease in a new study by a team of researchers in northern Europe. “We found that
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Degenerative maculopathy
Degenerative maculopathy is an irreversible disease that affects the macula, the central part of the retina. The result is a progressive loss of visual ability. There are two distinct forms
Tonsillitis
The tonsils are lymphoglandular organs found in the oral cavity and perform a function of protecting the respiratory system from microorganisms in the air. They are divided into four major
Cholecystitis
Cholecystitis is an inflammation of the gallbladder wall. The inflammatory process, once initiated, generates changes at both microscopic and macroscopic levels, evolving from simple congestion, through a suppuration phase, to
Systemic lupus erythematosus
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disease that results in a state of chronic systemic inflammation, which can affect and damage various organs and systems, including the skin. The
Malocclusion
The term malocclusion indicates an improper bite relationship between upper and lower arch teeth. In some cases, the misalignment is due to a positional or size discrepancy between the maxilla
Atopic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis or “atopic eczema” is a chronic inflammatory skin disease, associated with pruritus, that typically begins in the early years of life, then persisting throughout the pediatric years and
Malabsorption syndrome
The role of the small intestine is to complete the chemical breakdown of food and to absorb almost all nutrients. Malabsorption syndromes are a group of conditions united by the
Coronaropathy
The term coronary artery disease refers to chronic “distress” of the coronary arteries, the arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle, in most cases brought about by atherosclerotic pathology
Bullous epidermolysis
Epidermolysis bullosa (EB) corresponds to a group of rare and disabling genetic diseases characterized by the appearance of blisters and lesions on the skin and in the inner mucous membranes,
