Dott.ssa Ornella Di Carlo

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Because CMV can be detected in saliva, urine and other body fluids, the infection can be present in children without any apparent symptoms, being able to be transmitted unimpeded within the home and school communities.

Itching as a sign of disease

Itching, when not short-lived and resolvable soon, but prolonged for a long time can be a warning sign of a disease of the body; including: A blood disease; diabetes; A

What is cannabis for medical use and what does it do

It has been talked about quite a bit for some years now, and in principle, its production is allowed in various countries, including Italy. However, the actual clinical use of

Knowing body language to communicate better

A gesture is worth a thousand words. Often, this wise popular saying also applies when it comes to communicating with other people, sometimes even without our knowledge and not always

Aortic valve repair

When aortic valvulopathy presents significant quality-of-life problems for the patient but also obvious risks of serious consequences, cardiac surgery may be necessary.

Adolescents and mental distress: how it has changed in 30 years

Adolescent mental health is causing no small amount of concern globally. Studies conducted from the 1980s to the present indicate a gradual increase in the prevalence of psychiatric distress, which

Memory loss from drugs

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Patients who are candidates for physical rehabilitation training

It is possible to identify the following categories of coronary patients in whom physical rehabilitation training can provide the desired effects: Patients at low risk after an acute cardiac event,

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