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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

Pasta, precious nourishment

More and more research validates the role of pasta within a balanced diet for both children and adults.

Pituitary gland tumor: how to treat it

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The harms of alcohol

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Bloated belly goodbye: here’s how

All year round, but more than ever in summer, having a bloated belly with the accompanying vague sense of discomfort can be very annoying and prevent you from fully enjoying

Signs warning of the danger of a blood clot

Should we have had a clot in a leg or in the lungs , this would involve the possibility of having another one. But there are ways to protect ourselves,

Inflammation of adenoids

Adenoids are made up of lymphatic tissue and are located at the top of the throat, behind and above the tonsils, at the point where the nasal cavities connect right

Gastroenteritis and food poisoning: a pitfall not only in summer

For children, too, summer means sunny days, to be spent-sun and mugginess permitting-outdoors, simple nutrition rich in fresh foods, such as fruit, milk, ice cream-in short, freedom. Be careful, though.

DEPRESSION: the end of the supremacy of drugs

From the myth of happy pills to integrated care “Like most people I thought antidepressants worked”-so begins the book by Irving Kirsch, professor of psychology at Harvard and Plymouth, now

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