Prof. Sergio Coccheri

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Il prof. Coccheri si è laureato in Medicina e Chirurgia presso l'Università degli Studi di Bologna con 110 e lode.

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Brain tumor: what to know

Brain tumors do not have typical symptoms because they induce disorders common to many other diseases of the nervous system. These symptoms depend on the size of the tumor and

Poor hand hygiene may be the most common means of transmission of E. coli bacteria

According to a British study, one of the best ways to reduce antibiotic-resistant Escherichia coli infections would be the generalized habit of washing hands after using the bathroom. Infections produced

Itching from stinging plant

The skin may also react to a stinging plant, such as poison ivy, a plant well known to be responsible for an itchy rash. Skin sensitivity can also affect many other

The hydro-electrolyte balance

Body water is distributed in two different compartments: intracellular and extracellular, which in turn is divided into intra and extravascular or interstitial. Electrolytes are distributed differently in the two compartments:

What is sexual identity?

The Western world is amply surrounded by images with more or less explicit sexual content, but the approach to sexuality is inadequate and highly stereotyped. What is sexuality? Galimberti defines

The risk of neuropsychiatric disorders in children born to mothers with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)

International scientific studies examine the correlations between some nervous system and mood disorders in those born to mothers with polycystic uterus.

Magnesium: why it is needed, where to find it

Magnesium is an essential mineral for efficient muscle contraction and nervous system function, as well as needed to optimize sugar and bone metabolism, counter migraine and PMS, and more. To

Infertility and its care pathways in family and social relationships

One of the functions of reproductive psychology is to be able to put people at the center.

Home Remedies: What Works?

Treating Ailments with Home Remedies It’s best not to fully rely on what you’ve heard about curative remedies; it’s always better to discuss them with your primary care physician before

Prostatitis: what you need to know

The prostate is a gland in the urogenital system that is adapted for the production of prostatic secretion, a fluid that during ejaculation, in the urethra, mixes with sperm from