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When you cry, you almost always know why, but when your eyes begin to water on their own understanding the reason may not be so simple. It may be the

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Xerostomia: disorder of the teeth

Xerostomia is dryness of the oral cavity caused by reduced or absent saliva flow. This condition can cause discomfort, interfere with speech and swallowing, make it difficult to use dentures,

Teaching first aid techniques in Italian schools will start in September

There is great excitement about the implementation of the legislation, provided for in the Good School law, on teaching the main first aid techniques in all schools nationwide. This is an

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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,