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Obesity: the OECD quantifies its costs, which are also very heavy for Italy

Obesity-related diseases will cause more than 90 million victims in OECD countries over the next three decades, with life expectancy reduced by nearly three years; economically, too, the consequences will

Artificial sweeteners: the position of US pediatricians

As Italy prepares to introduce the “Sugar tax,” not only to balance the state budget but also with a view to discouraging the intake of beverages (and foods) containing excess

Valuable Foods in Menopause

A new video podcast by My Special Doctor by Dr. Maria Chiara Villa and Dr. Piercarlo Salari

Epileptic seizure: what to do?

The seizures are self-limiting and very often do not allow a rapid intervention. It is necessary, therefore, to keep some pointers in mind: Preventing lessons that the patient might unintentionally

Heart conditions that make the kidney sick

Complications that develop as a result of cardiovascular disease can put the kidney and its function at risk.

Insomnia, hypertension, and diabetes: a sneaky and underestimated link

Insomnia, hypertension and diabetes: watch out for those three! Recent studies have shown that there is a close correlation between sleep disorders and diseases of the cardio-metabolic system, such as

12 ways to improve circulation

The human body has something like 60 trillion blood vessels. When circulation becomes insufficient, it slows or blocks blood flow. The body’s cells thus do not receive sufficient nutrients and

Drug excipients: inactive, but not for all

The excipients, that is, “biologically inert” substances added to a drug to improve their taste, color, absorption efficiency, mode and time of action in the body, are generally considered safe

Thyroid slowed down?

The thyroid is a small gland that is responsible for regulating metabolism, that is, the rate at which food intake is converted into energy. If thyroid activity slows down too

Renal colic: how does it manifest?

The renal colic is a symptom related to the migration of a stone through the ureter. It is possible that in this way the urothelial wall becomes irritated or are