Dr. Andrea Panelli

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Sono medico oculista dal 2006 e svolgo la mia professione in numerosi studi e cliniche in Toscana e in Liguria.

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Washing hands appears to be a simple thing, but during the Coronavirus outbreak when it is more important than ever, most people still do not do it properly.

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Low back pain (Lumbalgia) is a very common symptom in the population that may depend on bad habits or inappropriate lifestyles, but sometimes it can also be a warning sign for some diseases that may choose to target just the spine and more specifically the lumbar area.