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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

Vegetable charcoal: useless, indeed harmful

On her website, Gwyneth Paltrow stated that activated charcoal lemonade is one of the “best juices,” and products containing this substance are becoming increasingly popular. But its supposed detoxifying action

If you use a public restroom better wear a mask

Flushing public toilets can release clouds of particles carrying various viruses, including COVID-19.

9. Plants talk! A communication to be interpreted

For those who do not have the ability to move, especially in case of danger, it is necessary to make yourself understood very clearly.

The activity of the nutritionist

A new video podcast by My Special Doctor by Dr. Maria Chiara Villa and Dr. Piercarlo Salari

Hepatitis B: causes and treatment

Hepatitis B is a highly contagious disease caused by the virus of the same name, also known as HBV, which is transmitted through blood or through bodily fluids (semen, vaginal

Coma: what to do?

The Coma is the morbid condition characterized by loss of consciousness with reduced o absent responsiveness to sensory stimuli and preservation of function vegetative. Four levels of coma are distinguished:

Laryngitis-tracheo-bacterial bronchitis: what to do?

This is an infection of the subglottic tissue characterized by the presence of purulent discharge. The most frequent pathogen is staphylococcus, followed by streptococcus and pneumococcus. It is a rare

Nasal polyposis: symptoms and treatment

Nasal polyps are small, noncancerous, teardrop-shaped cell proliferations that develop on the nasal and sinus mucosa. The characteristic symptoms of nasal polyposis are due to the progressive growth of these

Screening in medicine: what they are and why to do them

In the medical field, it is really crucial to be able to identify a disease in time as, if detected at an early stage, the chances of treatment and thus