Dr. Maurizio Valerio

Via Frejus 96 - Torino

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The harms of alcohol

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Carbamate insecticides are being used more and more often as commercial pesticides. The pharmacological action is similar to that of the organophosphorus compounds, with the difference that binding to cholinesterases

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Extinguishing phobia with integrated care

Recent research published in PNAS, the journal of the American Academy of Sciences, shows that the combination of psychotherapy and cortisone in people suffering from specific phobia (in this case,