Health and Safety

Research of the University of Pisa: among the symptoms of acute stress among health personnel negative mood, dissociation, altered reactivity

In Italy the Covid-19 pandemic has pushed emergency departments and intensive care units to the limit, and with them the whole world of ambulance transport.

Covid vaccine: in Rwanda, in the heart of Africa, Covid vaccinations using AstraZeneca are continuing. The European controversy has increased vigilance, but no cases of patients with adverse reactions to the vaccine have been recorded.

Suspension of vaccinations with AstraZeneca also in Portugal, Sweden and Latvia: the decision is pending a decision by the European Medicines Agency (Ema).

On the occasion of World Kidney Day, 11 March, ICN brings you a story from China of how nurses are working with patients and families to ensure adherence to treatment for end-stage kidney disease and reduce complications

MSF's work in Burundi began many years ago, and by now the presence of Doctors Without Borders is an integral part of the system of care for citizens not only in Bujumbura, the country's economic capital

Kidney disease in paediatrics: a study by IRCCS G. Gaslini on the efficacy of low-dose therapies in nephrotic syndrome establishes the minimum useful drug level below which therapies are not suitable to defeat the disease.

Early puberty: a study by specialists in Endocrinology at Bambino Gesù has been published in the Italian Journal of Pediatrics

MicroRNA Testing of Healthy Children Could Provide a Window on Heart and Kidney Health Later in Life

The correlation between Down's syndrome and COVID-19 has been one of the topics that has immediately interested researchers all over the world: from the prestigious Yale University, one of the best known in the world for Medicine, a very…