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Doing nothing: the season of idleness

Vacations, vacations, leisure time, which have become possibilities for (all or almost all) social classes, are just another space to be filled, to be occupied according to a new categorical imperative that, depending on the situation or age group, may be "you must have fun," "you must relax," "you must visit and learn."

Types of poisoning: chloralose

Chloralose is a derivative of chloral hydrate. The portion of the latter that is released into the body is rapidly metabolized to trichloroethyl alcohol. This substance is a central nervous

Italy in the top 20 most sedentary countries in the world

Following a study done globally and published in the British journal The Lancet Global Health, Italy ranks 19th in the top 20 most sedentary countries in the world. The research

Renal failure: a widespread and very insidious chronic disease

About 10 percent of the world’s adult population suffers from chronic renal failure (CRI), a condition, that is, characterized by reduced kidney function. Even more worrying is the increasing trend

New diagnostics in pediatrician’s office: now there is “POCT” (Point of Care Test)

Family Medicine may have been pioneers, but silently Pediatrics also followed this direction, which is summarized in an internationally adopted term: Point of care Test or POCT.

Obesity, disease or choice?

In 2013, theAmerican Medical Association (AMA) declared obesity a disease, requiring a range of interventions to promote its prevention and treatment. Five years later, U.S. health care professionals are still

Drinking cranberry

So many cocktails imported from the United States contain cranberry juice. The alcohol content is variable, depending on the ingredients each bartender offers. Classic cocktail standards are those approved by

Herniated disc: how to treat it

Herniated disc is also known as “herniated or prolapsed disc.” This affliction consists of a ruptured vertebral disc that, upon opening, causes disc material to leak out and compress the

What our body is trying to tell us.

Our body sends us constant signals. Here’s how to be sure we are interpreting them and reacting correctly.

Food investigations

Assessment of an individual’s energy and nutrient intake plays a very important role in evaluating the state of nutrition. Taking food is considered a form of “behavior,” which can sometimes