Dr. Francesco Soria

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Gastrointestinal disorders

In pediatric age, gastrointestinal disorders are almost the order of the day.

What is atherosclerosis?

Atherosclerosis (more often known in the lay world as atherosclerosis) is a pathological condition characterized by changes in the wall of the arteries, which lose their elasticity due to the

Once circulation has been restored in the patient suffering from Cardiac Arrest, following hospital discharge, one must wait for subsequent outcomes by ensuring that, in addition to spontaneous circulatory restoration,

Coronary artery disease: what is it?

Blockage of a coronary artery can be the cause of a heart attack, and for men as well as women, coronary artery disease is a major cause of death. Coronary

Urgent endoscopy in pediatrics

Digestive endoscopy with fiberoptic instruments is also considered a routine technique in the pediatric age group. The examination often needs to be performed urgently, within 24 to 48 hours of

5. Plants that help humans

It would be impossible to try to describe all the plant species that human beings have encountered and domesticated over time.

Kaposi’s disease: what is it?

Kaposi’s sarcoma is a rare type of cancer caused by a virus, called HHV8, belonging to the herpes virus family. It can affect both the skin and internal organs. Approximately

New test detects cervical cancer in 100% of cases

A new test to diagnose cervical cancer, developed by researchers at Queen Mary University of London, has shown a 100 percent success rate, significantly outperforming diagnostic tests that are currently

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs): Caution is never too much

Anyone who is sexually active is always at risk of contracting STDs. It can be a parasite, a bacterium, a virus, invisible and dangerous, ready to attack at different times.

Drug excipients: inactive, but not for all

The excipients, that is, “biologically inert” substances added to a drug to improve their taste, color, absorption efficiency, mode and time of action in the body, are generally considered safe