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Methods of poisoning: barbiturates

Today, compared with years past, barbiturate poisoning has greatly decreased, as they are no longer prescribable as before. Short- and medium-acting barbiturates are more toxic than long-acting ones. The mode

New blood test detects eight types of cancer

Diagnosing cancer can be complicated and involve unpleasant procedures such as mammograms and colonoscopies; in addition, tumors are often detected only when they have reached a certain size. Researchers are

Can you play sports with psoriasis?

The onset of psoriasis can lead to the abandonment of sports activities, as physical and psychological discomfort causes the patient to isolate himself and suspend what were previously his daily

Coronography

Coronarography, also called coronary angiography, is an invasive radiological technique used in cardiology to visualize the course and condition of the coronary arteries.

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

Coronavirus: how and when to wash hands

Washing hands appears to be a simple thing, but during the Coronavirus outbreak when it is more important than ever, most people still do not do it properly.

Alzheimer’s, a protein in the blood detects nerve cell degeneration

A new study, recently published in JAMA Neurology, indicates that a simple blood test can reveal whether nerve cells in the brain are deteriorating at an abnormal rate. Researchers analyzed

Regurgitation

Regurgitation is the involuntary rising of gastric contents into pharynx, inside or outside the mouth, usually effortless and nonprojective.

Not to stop at the dress rehearsal

Let’s face it: despite the endless variations of diets and the ever-new activities offered by gyms to attract clients, of secrets and easy ways to achieve and maintain a fit

Too much stress and too little sleep enemies of the heart

Several studies on this have already been done, but new evidence and quantification of the cardiovascular risk associated with excessive stress at work and at the sleep poor, taken singly