A Lesson from Dr. Berrino

De Quervain’s syndrome: how to treat it

De Quervain’s stenosing tenosynovitis is an inflammatory process affecting the synovial sheath of the thumb tendons (long abductor and short extensor). The condition is characterized by painful narrowing of the

New blood test detects eight types of cancer

Diagnosing cancer can be complicated and involve unpleasant procedures such as mammograms and colonoscopies; in addition, tumors are often detected only when they have reached a certain size. Researchers are

Checkmate the sadness in 15 moves

Do you wake up feeling down and facing a new day seems like a titanic task? Are the day’s commitments unexciting, and even if you start out positive, within a

Eliminate bacon, without exerting too much effort

If you have not prepared in time for the dress rehearsal, it is now a little late to run for cover. But if your goal is limited to losing a

Are you sure you clean your house and objects well enough?

Do you think you live in a clean enough house? How often do you clean floors, carpets, bathroom and kitchen surfaces, cabinets and windows? What about the refrigerator? What about

Kidneys: how to keep them healthy

They are among the most important and delicate organs in the body, but as long as they work we really care little, if at all. At most, we take an

Dental abscess: treatment and remedies

Have you noticed that you have a dental abscess? In this article you will find out what it is specifically, what causes this problem and what remedies you can use

Psychosomatic itching

Itching can sometimes be psychosomatic in nature, caused by severe states of anxiety or stress. Psychosomatic itching is localized to a specific location on the body, not resulting from internal

Rosacea: drinking coffee reduces the risk of being affected by it

Adding to the long list of scientific insights that have demonstrated health benefits associated with coffee consumption, a new study published in JAMA Dermatology reports that women who regularly drink