Dr. Nicola Pedana

Via Tagliamento 3 - Villa Literno

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Origins of Cranberry: The American cranberry

John Josselyn, an English traveler and writer, described the colony founded by the Pilgrim Fathers and the local customs and traditions in his books. In her 1663 diary, Josselyn related

Jet lag: what is it?

The jet lag (English term, literally “jet delay”; often referred to as meltdown) o dysrhythmia, dyschrony or even dysynchronosis circadian, is a clinical condition that occurs when crossing several time

The clothing to avoid in case of Cellulite

When we talk about Cellulite prevention, in addition to dwelling on eating habits, exercise and lifestyle, we must also dwell on one of the aspects of daily life: the way we dress.

Endometrial cancer: what is it?

The endometrial tumor is usually an endometrioid adenocarcinoma. It usually manifests as postmenopausal vaginal bleeding. Diagnosis is made by biopsy. Staging is surgical. Treatment requires hysterectomy, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, and, in

Counteracting the development of myopia in children with light

To reduce the risk of developing myopia, children’s eyes should be exposed to both the bright bright light typical of a sunny day and the dim light found in dimly

Melanoma, doubts about generalized screening but all agree on the importance of prevention

Because melanoma cases have been steadily increasing, U.S. citizens have been asked to undergo early screening for this most dangerous skin cancer for a few years now. But some dermatologists

Melanoma, a new laser detects cancer cells in the blood and may help destroy them

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

Are our toilet habits normal?

Does it often happen that you have to get up during the night to urinate? Is the “hesitant bladder” a real thing? And when should one seek medical attention?

Zika, prenatal blood test may intercept unborn child’s defects

Two years ago, the Zika epidemic had terrified pregnant women residing in regions endemic to the virus, such as Brazil and even parts of the United States. Their fear was justified

Renal calculosis or nephrolithiasis of the urinary tract

Renal calculosis is a disease due to the precipitation in the urinary tract of calcium salts. The genesis of kidney stones is mainly due to urine supersaturation of these insoluble salts,