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Alcohol: a pleasure or a problem?

A glass of good wine at the table, the aperitif after the work, a beer with friends. Spirits, since time immemorial, have been a presence almost inevitable of any convivial,

What will be the vaccine against the Covid-19 epidemic?

There are many questions about which vaccine will be the most effective against Covid 19, which one will be the least risky, or which one will provide long immunization.

Nutrition in pregnancy: which foods to prefer and what to avoid

A woman in a state of pregnancy has a moral obligation to think not only of her own state of health but also, and primarily, of that of the infant

Do’s and don’ts in ankylosing spondylitis

Since no specific, well-defined therapy is available for the treatment of ankylosing spondylitis, the patient's lifestyle becomes important

Fruits, vegetables and vitamin D: perfect tan and well-being

Every year, you know, before summer even arrives you try to get to the beach with a perfect tan. Lamps, special oils and creams are used, all to achieve the

What is sexual identity?

Sexual identity is a construct that indicates how a person experiences pleasure, feeling, relating to others, and how they act out their sexuality through behavioral choices, and is directly influenced

Nutritional Assessment (Mini Nutritional Assessment – MNA)

The MNA is a monitoring tool that aims to identify patients at risk of malnutrition. This tool is very useful in the hospital setting, as malnourished patients are subject to

Isolating oneself, setting oneself apart, a new psychic pathology: Hikikomori

In recent years, a particular form of severe and prolonged social withdrawal, called hikikomori , has attracted attention mainly because of its impact on society. Hikikomori is a term of

The first white paper on spinal muscular atrophy

Spinalmuscular atrophy (SMA) is one of those rare diseases, moreover chronic, for which treatment is finally looming from a clinical perspective. It affects about 1 in 10,000 infants, is characterized

The cardiovascular system during poisonings

Poisoning can also cause cardiovascular collapse; in fact, antidepressant drugs can trigger cardiac arrhythmias, consequently altering cardiac output. It is necessary, therefore, to measure blood pressure and heart rate at