Dr. Giacomo Vaudano

Via Giorgio Bidone 32 - Torino

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The traumatic shock syndrome

Traumatic shock can be secondary to trauma of any nature.

Not just drugs and alcohol: addictions are many more

Even when they are not related to the intake of substances with a direct harmful action on the body, addictions are always negative because they make one a slave to

Many women complain of sleep disturbances in conjunction with menopause. Insomnia, pain syndromes, and snoring are the most frequent changes they experience, and the night often becomes long and tiring.

What to do in case of lead poisoning?

Lead abounds in nature as it is distributed over the earth by reaching the environment for extraction from natural deposits. Lead enters metabolism and interferes with normal heme synthesis. It

The sexuality of Italians

The study conducted by the Center for Social Investment Studies(Censis, 2019) provides information on a precise segment of the population, namely people aged 18 to 40, referred to as “young

Not only salt: blood pressure also rises this way…

Undoubtedly, table salt , added to foods or hidden within them, is an important risk factor for the development of hypertension and cardiovascular disease. But there are also many other

Hepatitis D: what is it?

Hepatitis D is caused by a defective RNA virus (delta agent) that can replicate only in the presence of hepatitis B virus. Hepatitis B infection rarely occurs as coinfection during

Celiac disease

Gluten is enemy no. 1 for people with celiac disease and is difficult to avoid. Episodes of this chronic autoimmune disease can be triggered by ingestion of gluten, a key

When work takes your breath away

When it comes to safety in the workplace one is inclined to think primarily of accidents that can occur while using machinery and tools, while driving motor vehicles, through accidental

Laryngitis-tracheo-bacterial bronchitis: what to do?

This is an infection of the subglottic tissue characterized by the presence of purulent discharge. The most frequent pathogen is staphylococcus, followed by streptococcus and pneumococcus. It is a rare