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Kaposi’s disease: what is it?

Kaposi’s sarcoma is a rare type of cancer caused by a virus, called HHV8, belonging to the herpes virus family. It can affect both the skin and internal organs. Approximately

Sports injuries: how to avoid them

Despite recurring rains and unpredictable temperature changes, with the arrival of warm weather almost all of us feel a renewed urge to exercise in the gym, pool and, most importantly,

Urgent endoscopy in pediatrics

Digestive endoscopy with fiberoptic instruments is also considered a routine technique in the pediatric age group. The examination often needs to be performed urgently, within 24 to 48 hours of

Adolescents and sexual fluidity

Sexual fluidity as an opportunity for deeper self-knowledge. In adolescence, it may represent the risk of developmental blockage.

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Ankle and foot injury

It is difficult to explain the difference between a dislocation of an ankle and a fracture. It is important that the injury be considered a fracture no matter what. It

Electronic cigarettes: concrete help to quit smoking, but also risk of new addiction

Electronic cigarettes (EICGs) represent, although in a fairly low percentage, a concrete help for those who wish and decide to quit smoking. In fact, The New England Journal of Medicine

Fine dust, even more dangerous than previously thought

Extensive research has confirmed previously known links between short-term exposure to particulate matter and an increased risk of hospitalization and death from heart and lung disease, diabetes, and thromboembolism. But

Jogging: an exercise for the well-being of mind and body

Doing physical activity, as everyone knows by now, is a winning choice for those who want to achieve good physical fitness, especially in the run-up to summer, but also to

Rosacea: drinking coffee reduces the risk of being affected by it

Adding to the long list of scientific insights that have demonstrated health benefits associated with coffee consumption, a new study published in JAMA Dermatology reports that women who regularly drink