Dott.ssa Valentina Caldarella

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Family Medicine may have been pioneers, but silently Pediatrics also followed this direction, which is summarized in an internationally adopted term: Point of care Test or POCT.

Food, sports, sex: easy summer excesses

There are many pleasant and satisfying experiences in the summer in which mood and emotions are at their peak, conditions that could also sometimes cause misjudgment of some hidden dangers in a crescendo of positive and exhilarating experiences. So what ? Spoil the party with negative thoughts and fears ?

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Hallux valgus: how to treat it

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Sudden pain in the child

Children who complain of pain during sleep hours resolve in a short time without the need for special treatment, but sometimes the cause may be there and must be identified quickly to prevent worsening of symptoms.

Recurrences in the dislocated shoulder

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