Dott.ssa Caterina Di Capua

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Dr. Pietro Viviani

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Neurologists, Psychologists, Psychotherapists
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Prof. Canio Lampariello

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Gynecologists
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Dott.ssa Maria Grazia Pani

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Diabetologist, Endocrinologists
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Dott.ssa Cinzia Armelisasso

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Heavy metals and metalloids: copper

Copper is widespread in nature and is an essential element for many life forms. In the metabolic disorder known as Wilson’s disease, copper accumulates in the body leading to hepato-lental

Improving sleep with a smartphone or portable kit is now possible

A cutting-edge kit that helps analyze an individual’s microbiome may provide insight into why some people sleep poorly: that’s one of the new technologies that were unveiled at the Consumer

Urticaria in the child

A typical sign of urticaria in children is the papules that appear on the skin somewhat in relief and may be more or less reddened.

The empowerment of the diabetic patient

When we talk about empowerment, we are basically talking about a slow and progressive process of health literacy, that is, an action of spreading a social concept of health, where all people have the right, but also the duty, to be well informed about health issues and the diseases that affect them.

Hematemesis

Hematemesis is the emission oral of blood with vomiting. Symptomatology and objective signs depend on the aetiology. In the case of massive hemorrhage there will be a symptomatology and objectivity

Family life and obsessive compulsive disorder

Obsessive compulsive disorder is a disease capable of disrupting those affected, completely changing their habits, activities and quality of life, but it extends its consequences to the patient's family causing a difficult and challenging living condition.