Dr. Giovanni Benfenati

Via Buozzi 7/4 - Rastignano

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Fat accumulation in the abdomen: the risks and solutions

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Cancer discovery that bodes well

Cancer, in whatever form it presents itself, is a terrible beast. In today’s medicine, and science, the resources to study the disease and find a remedy are among the highest

Over-the-counter drugs: are you using too many?

” Over-the-counter” or OTC (short for Over-The-Counter) drugs are valuable remedies to alleviate many common, annoying but not serious ailments that can occasionally occur in daily life, without having to

So much effort, but the belly doesn’t drop? Here’s why

You try hard to make it go away, but the “bacon” remains virtually unchanged. Why? First of all, it is good to be honest with oneself. themselves and evaluate whether

Peripheral arteriopathy obliterans: what is it?

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