Prof. Massimo Origoni

Corso Venezia 39 - Milano

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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

Smelling with the tongue, taste and smell are more connected than previously thought

Researchers at the Monell Center in Philadelphia have discovered that functional olfactory receptors, the sensors in the nose that are used to sense odors, are also present in the taste

Discovering ANT: the nonprofit association for home care for cancer patients

Established in 1978 by oncologist Franco Pannuti, 1985 to present Foundation ANT Italy ONLUS – the largest nonprofit for free home-based specialist care for cancer patients and prevention – has

Addisonian and unconsciousness crisis

Addisonian crisisis mainly due to an absence of adrenal hormones, while unconsciousness to a lack of mineralcorticoids in children with adrenogenital syndrome. Both may represent the onset of the disease,

Artificial sweeteners: the position of US pediatricians

As Italy prepares to introduce the “Sugar tax,” not only to balance the state budget but also with a view to discouraging the intake of beverages (and foods) containing excess

Weaning (or complementary feeding)

A new video podcast from My Special Doctor Edited by Dr. Piercarlo Salari a specialist in pediatrics.

Alcohol: when does pleasure become a problem?

Not being able to do without drinking while trying hard. Drinking in secret from family and friends. Giving alcohol priority over professional commitments, family and social relationships, giving up trips,

Polycystic ovary syndrome

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) causes important cosmetic, metabolic, and reproductive health effects in women. It is characterized by enlarged ovaries, the presence of multiple ovarian cysts, and endocrinological and metabolic

Vinegar of a thousand virtues: true or alleged?

Wine, red or white, balsamic, apple, pear, rice, coconut, honey or beer. These are just a few variants of vinegar much-loved food in all parts of the world and used for

Acute abdomen: what to do?

At the time the acute abdomen occurs, surgical intervention is necessary. Abdominal pain is of different types depending on the etiology. General symptoms are visceral pain, pain from the peritoneum-parietal,