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The assisted person and his or her rights (advocacy)

Before introducing the concept of advocacy, a brief historical and legislative discussion is necessary for an overview of the evolution of midwifery. Article 1, of the Midwife Code of Ethics,

Acute hemiplegia in children

Symptoms of acute hemiplegia may be hemianesthesia, hemianopsia and aphasia. The onset of symptoms is sudden and peaks within a few hours. The onset of hemiplegia may be preceded or

Gluten does not produce symptoms in healthy people

Intake of gluten-containing foods can be very harmful to people with celiac disease, but it causes no gastrointestinal symptoms in people without a related disorder, a double-blind, randomized controlled trial

Heart attack (or stroke)

A heart attack occurs when the blood supply is severely reduced or interrupted. Symptoms include tightness and pain in the center of the chest, pain radiating to the shoulders, neck,

Can Cellulite be prevented? Lifestyles, diet regimen and remedies

While cellulite is not a condition caused by circulating toxins, there is no doubt that a healthy lifestyle can help reduce the risk of the onset of the condition.

Internet, Social Media, and Sexual Media

With the emergence and rapid evolution of the World Wide Web a new era of mass communication has dawned. Billions of users worldwide use the Internet as their main means

Infant and toddler (digestive) comfort: a new concept

Comfort is synonymous with well-being. But what exactly does it mean? As is implicit in the manifesto of the Italian Society of Pediatrics published 3 years ago, well-being can be

The enemies of pleasure: if you know them, you avoid them

The Western lifestyle, busy days, work with no regular schedule or rhythm anymore, and family obligations certainly do not help the mind to relax and the body to indulge in

Early diagnosis of breast cancer with liquid biopsy: now you can

With 2.1 million new diagnoses worldwide in 2018, breast cancer is the most prevalent neoplasm in the female population globally, but also the one that can be cured best, often

How to treat Barrett’s esophagus?

Barrett’s esophagus can be asymptomatic, but in most cases it is accompanied by the typical symptoms of reflux disease that generated it such as acid regurgitation, heartburn (heartburn), difficulty swallowing