Dr. Stefano Sella

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Sono Stefano Sella. Mi sono laureato in Medicina e Chirurgia nel 1995 all'università di Pavia e mi sono , successivamente, specializzato in Ortopedia e Traumatologia nel 2001 presso l'Università dell'Insubria.

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Omega 3 and 6: fatty acids friendly to the body

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Home Remedies: What Works?

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Six signs and symptoms not to be underestimated

There is certainly no need to be too alarmed at the first speck on the skin, for a little discomfort in the throat or at every slightest tingle Of unclear

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

Sinusitis: how to recognize it

Sinusitis is an inflammation of the mucosa lining the sinuses. In fact, it is estimated that it may affect 8.4 percent of the population in Italy, 9 percent in Europe

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Dealing with “strong” emotions? Try it this way

Strong emotions are sought by some people to “feel alive.” But there is emotion and emotion, and certain “strong emotions” are very unpleasant both for those who experience them and