Prof. Bernardo Rocco

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Are there supplements that improve memory and school performance in the child?

An interesting study recently published in the prestigious journal Nature points out how, to “build and maintain a complex brain,” our ancestors used nutrients found primarily in meat: iron, zinc,

Sedentary work: it is necessary to get up every half hour

According to research conducted at the University of Otega, New Zealand, and published in “Sports Medicine,” sitting for too long in the office is not good for you. Scientists recommend

What is gastroesophageal reflux?

Gastroesophageal reflux is a widely prevalent multifactorial clinical condition caused by a malfunction of the lower esophageal sphincter and resulting in abnormal upflow of acidic material from the stomach, the

Main types of poisoning: ethylene glycol

Ethylene glycol can be considered an alcohol polyhydroxylated. It appears to be low in toxicity but with the intake of other medication could cause death. A dose of 100 ml

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

What is colitis?

Colitis is aninflammation of the colon, either acute or chronic, which falls into the broad group of digestive diseases. In medicine, “letic” colitis (without qualification) is used in very different

Initial assessment and patient management: initial care

A physician grappling with a poisoning does not have a battery of antidotes available, and their use in medical practice is the exception. Compared with other medical emergencies, acute poisoning

WeCare Professionist: prevention and intervention in the first 1000 days of life

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Insomnia, identified areas of the brain at risk

Insomnia is widespread, globally, in fact about 770 million people are affected by the problem. However, still little is known about the factors that may cause difficulty in falling asleep.

Meningitis in children

Meningitis is one of the neurological diseases most commonly acquired during childhood. It is the infection of the meninges due to the penetration of pathogens into the subarachnoid space and