Dr. Stefano Enrico

Via Cibrario 53 - Torino

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The first task in resuming school: following proper nutrition

Experts from the Grana Padano Nutrition Observatory (Ogp) to coincide with the resumption of school studies have investigated the eating habits of 500 school-age females and males, estimating the number

World Aids Day: don’t let your guard down

The prevalence of HIV infection has declined significantly in recent years, while the therapies available to combat it have increased, becoming more effective and better tolerated. This has enabled people

Hyperhidrosis, when hands and feet sweat too much

Excessive and abnormal sweating not attributable to exercise or heat is called hyperhidrosis.

Constipation

Constipation (i.e., constipation) is an alteration of the alvus characterized by frequent, difficult and apparently incomplete emission of stools of increased consistency.

The family and the patient with bipolar disorder

Bipolar disorder not only disrupts the patient's life but also makes the lives of those around him difficult and sometimes painful. People affected by this disorder often have difficulty acknowledging their mental state to themselves.

Bronchiectasis

Bronchiectases are irreversible dilatations of airway tracts (bronchi) due to lesions of the bronchial walls. The most common cause is severe or repeated respiratory infections, often in people with

Alternative therapies: do they work or not?

In most cases, those who rely on alternative therapies exercise an act of faith. Scientific evidence supporting its objective, or at least probable, efficacy is in fact often lacking, and

Cytomegalovirus infection in pregnancy

Most people who are infected with cytomegalovirus (CMV) have no symptoms.

More effective double support for smoking cessation

Two is better than one. A rule that is true in many cases and remains true when it comes to quitting smoking. No small feat, which is rarely successfully accomplished

Great physicians of antiquity: Galen

Galen, (he was born in Pergamon in 129 A.D. ,and died in 201) devoted his life to the knowledge and dissemination of Medicine in the Greek world, passing on his knowledge until the beginning of the Renaissance.