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Dr. Alessandro Di Santo

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Neurologists
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Dr. Alessandro Di Gregorio

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Gynecologists
- Via Alfonso Lamarmora 33 - Torino
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Dr. Alessandro D'Avino

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Infectious Disease Specialists
- Via delle Calasanziane 25 - Roma
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Dr. Alessandro D'Amuri

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- Strada Statale 7 per Mesagne - Brindisi
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Dr. Alessandro Di Palo

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Homeopathic Medicine, General Surgeons, Pain therapists
- Via Molino delle Armi 3 - Milano
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Those medicines that adults and the elderly should use with caution

It is no secret that as we get older, the body does not function in the same way it always has. This is also true for how we react to

Coma: what to do?

The Coma is the morbid condition characterized by loss of consciousness with reduced o absent responsiveness to sensory stimuli and preservation of function vegetative. Four levels of coma are distinguished:

Smartphone addiction: eliminate it this way

Virtually unknown until just over a decade ago, smartphones are now considered faithful companions and indispensable tools of life and work by most people. They keep in constant contact with

It seems, from data provided by a latest research, that sweeteners do not make people lose weight

There are many who think so, a very common finding, that sweeteners are the protectors of the line. According to a new review of the figure, however, there would still

How to treat the flu

The flu is an infectious disease, caused by a virus. It presents with fever, muscle and joint pain, nasal congestion, and headache.The flu has a high contagiousness, coupled with the virus’ ability

Whole grains help prevent liver cancer, according to a US study

An increased supply of whole grains and fiber is associated with a reduced risk of hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common form of liver cancer, according to a large observational study

Cellulite: an aesthetic problem or also a clinical problem?

The outward appearance of "orange peel" or dimpled skin is considered a major cosmetic problem, to which the medical response is more oriented toward a consistent variety of specific treatments, rather than in-depth investigations of pathophysiological issues.