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SOCIETY: What if reading could curb excessive jealousy?

We live in a world where jealousy seems to be the trigger for so-called feminicide: in Italy, a woman is killed every two days. As the media reports after the

A mistake absolutely to be avoided with electronic devices

A new video podcast from My Special Doctor Edited by Dr. Piercarlo Salari a specialist in pediatrics.

Over-the-counter drugs: are you using too many?

” Over-the-counter” or OTC (short for Over-The-Counter) drugs are valuable remedies to alleviate many common, annoying but not serious ailments that can occasionally occur in daily life, without having to

Vaccines, it is alarm throughout Italy

The situation in Italy regarding the vaccines: almost in all regions there is less than 95 percent coverage, a threshold that does not guarantee herd immunity. The past few days

Kidneys: how to keep them healthy

They are among the most important and delicate organs in the body, but as long as they work we really care little, if at all. At most, we take an

Psychosocial risk: burn-out as an occupational disease

In recent years in Italy there has been a profound cultural revolution that, has enabled the understanding of the main European guidelines on the subject of worker protection. The National

Hepatitis E: liver disease

Hepatitis E is caused by an RNA virus transmitted by the fecal-oral route and causes symptoms typical of viral hepatitis, including poor appetite, malaise, and jaundice. Fulminant hepatitis and death

“Selfies” could be used to detect heart disease

A photo of the face, as many are taken in selfies, may be enough for the specialist to notice an ongoing heart problem.

Body weight: the dangers of fluctuations

That repeated drastic diets are bad for your health, and not just your physical health, is a well-known concept and widely reiterated by doctors and nutritionists, although not always given

The mechanism of hunger and insulin

When insulin is not absorbed, it means there is resistance to its action, and then glucose levels remain high. This results in the body needing greater amounts of insulin to reduce glycemic levels.