Dr. Jörg Michael Ritzmann

Via Andrea Solari 11 - Milano

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Circadian rhythm: how our bodies self-regulate

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Depression in Italy: women and the unemployed most at risk

According to a study by Istat, depression is the most prevalent mental disorder in Italy, where it affects 2.8 million people. The disease is increasingly on the rise, especially among

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In the future, doctors may be able to detect and kill cancer cells with a noninvasive laser . This is promised in a paper published in Science Transitional Medicine, in

Christmas parties and big binges: living the tradition without harm

It may sound strange, but the holiday season can be a significant period of stress and a risk to good health and fitness. Looming over these conditions of well-being are two concrete threats: stress and food.

Xerostomia: disorder of the teeth

Xerostomia is dryness of the oral cavity caused by reduced or absent saliva flow. This condition can cause discomfort, interfere with speech and swallowing, make it difficult to use dentures,

What is diabetic ketoacidosis?

The diabetic ketoacidosis can cause symptoms ranging from simple asthenia to an obnubilation of consciousness to the point of coma. It is possible that the victim also has abdominal pain,

How to manage the consequences of amputation

For amputation is defined as the complete removal of a body part. Surgical techniques can often reattach amputated parts so that normal or near-normal function is restored. What to do?

Rehabilitating the “frozen shoulder”

A valuable contribution to treatment is rehabilitative physical therapy of the shoulder, in addition to the use of anti-inflammatory drugs.

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

The effect of the gut microbiota on drugs

In recent years, the gut microbiota, that is, the set of microorganisms that we host in our gut and with which we constantly interact, has been attracting extreme interest because