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Irritable bowel syndrome, psychological approach effective

Cognitive behavioral therapy is the latest recommended treatment in the fight against irritable bowel syndrome: according to a study published in the medical journal Gut, it is more effective in

Scientific research confirms: no relationship between vaccines and autism

Even if most members of the scientific community had no particular doubts about the lack of correlation between vaccines and autism, an important new study has further clarified once again

Seven rules to follow to avoid fall flu

The sweet summer days have now left us. With the arrival of autumn, and the resulting drop in temperatures accompanied by increasingly frequent rains, the risk of getting sick also

Epithelioma: causes and symptoms

Epitheliomas, although malignant tumors, rarely produce metastases. Thus, their malignancy is mainly expressed in the area of onset, and their surgical removal is almost always resolving. They are divided into

How to get the protein you need

Protein helps strengthen muscles, those muscles that help support fatigue and keep the body in balance. How many do we need?

End of life Manifest signed in Rome

Interfaith Manifest of Rights in End-of-Life Pathways signed in Rome. This is the work that is the result of a particular sensitivity to interreligious dialogue in health care, in the perspective

Abdominal injuries: how to detect them

Abdominal injuries have two aspects: those that can be seen and those that cannot be seen. If it is a closed abdominal injury place the victim on the left side

Celiac disease: possibly a food additive among the causes

Considered a “rare” disease until a decade ago, celiac disease today seems to be increasingly prevalent in countries around the world. A phenomenon undoubtedly related, at least in part, to

Rubella

Rubella is an acute exanthematous infectious disease caused by a RNA virus of the genus Rubivirus of the family Togaviridae. It manifests as a rash similar to those of measles