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Those strange recurring stomach aches

If we think back to our childhood, among the many experiences we are able to recall, there is certainly no shortage of at least one stomach ache: associated with classic

Nutrition in pregnancy: which foods to prefer and what to avoid

A woman in a state of pregnancy has a moral obligation to think not only of her own state of health but also, and primarily, of that of the infant

Beware of those twelve: tempting but risky foods

Beware of those twelve: tempting but risky foods. Especially in summer, colorful, inviting, fresh and tasty fruits and vegetables become the stars of the table, aperitifs, beach snacks and parties

Risk factors, complications, and prevention in mitral valve disease

A problem with the heart valves may occur because of a congenital defect, or because of a special health condition, or because of the effects of aging.

Eating disorders that qualify for disability

Because of their influence on the daily activities of those affected, some more serious food disorders are recognized as disabling. Here we refer to eating disorders related to chronic mental

The fruit of health: the Cranberry

NUTRITIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FRESH CRANBERRY Cranberries have a high water content as well as a high sugar content. Berries contain fiber, minerals, and vitamins A, B, and C. The non-digestible

Epitaxy: what to do?

Epitaxy is a hemorrhage that originates within the nasal passages. Blood may leak through the nostrils or transit posteriorly into the pharynx. If the hemorrhage is posterior or if the

What to know about rickets

Rickets is a typical pediatric disease and is caused by a defect in ossification of newly formed bone tissue, especially at the level of conjugating cartilages and areas of provisional

Fasting: what should we know? What is it all about?

It simply means to stop eating completely, or almost completely, for a short period of time. A fast usually lasts 12 to 24 hours, but in some cases even days.

Pregnancy not to be medicalized: recommendations of gynecologists-obstetricians

At a time when couple infertility is becoming increasingly common and where pregnancies, often late in life, are received almost as an exceptional occurrence rather than as a physiological function