Dr. Sara Saino

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- Laurea in Medicina e Chirurgia presso l’Università degli Studi di Milano (ottobre 2005);

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The brain of the pregnant woman

The traditional biomedical conception of pregnancy examines the mother-child exchange in a unidirectional sense, from mother to child. Biological changes that medicine records go in the aforementioned direction: increased iron

Daily consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages associated with higher premature mortality

People who consume a lot of sugary drinks and sports drinks every day may be more prone to die prematurely from heart disease and cancer than those with little or

Stop for a moment: the starting point

If you are not fit there is no opportunity for growth, in fact every individual needs to stop, to regain strength and thoughts. Today’s society seems to be pushing for

Vegetables indicated for limiting carbohydrate consumption

If you are intent on keeping an eye on carbohydrate consumption if you have diabetes or want to lose weight, there is no need to eliminate them from your diet

Melanoma: everything you need to know about this disease

melanoma is a malignant tumor that originates from melanocytes, cells that contain the pigment, called melanin, responsible for skin coloration. It can develop in the skin all over the body,

Hospitalizations and deaths in England and Wales

In Britain, the most common type of poisoning is acute poisoning . From the 1970s to the present there has been a gradual increase in poisoning deaths. Although official statistics

Allergies and mood disorders, a curious link

Those with fairly intense respiratory allergies are unlikely to be in a good mood when they are in environments or periods when critical allergens are abundant and symptoms become so

Lack of exercise and memory loss

It is now well established how and how much exercise can affect disorders and diseases, reducing symptoms and containing damage. Physical exercise can keep the body fit and preserve the

Regaining hearing may be possible by reproducing mechanisms found in birds

Humans are unable to reverse the effects of hearing loss, but a biological process identified in other animal species may offer an unexpected way to address this widespread problem. Advancing

Asthma and weather: how to reduce discomfort

Temperature too high or too low, excessive humidity or Dry wind, thunderstorms, chemicals and allergens in the air we breathe act variably on the mucous membranes lining the respiratory tract.