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Kawasaki syndrome is an infectious disease of unknown origin, discovered and classified in 1967 by a Japanese paediatrician, from whom it takes its name, who had observed a number of children with the same symptoms: fever, red blotchy rash,…

Marfan syndrome is a rare hereditary connective tissue disease that causes changes in the eye, bone, heart, blood vessels, lungs and central nervous system

After a Vespa Orientalis sting, one must calm the child or adult and keep calm by taking him or her to a safe and sheltered place

First Aid and Panic Attacks: a panic attack is a sudden and extremer episode of physical and emotional reactions caused by overwhelming fear and anxiety

Raynaud's syndrome is a phenomenon caused by sudden, transient vasospasms of the arteries in the fingers of the hand

Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease characterized by the destruction of melanin-producing cells (melanocytes) by immune cells (cytotoxic T lymphocytes)

Radiotherapy is a branch of medicine that uses radiation (electromagnetic, similar to that used in X-rays, or body radiation, e.g. electrons) to treat diseases

Deafness is the total or partial loss of hearing and can be caused by a variety of factors. It can affect both adults and children and can be congenital or the consequence of diseases affecting the ear

A recently discovered paediatric disease, Reye's Syndrome is a rare complication of common paediatric respiratory infections, including Varicella

There are more than 1200 scientific papers published internationally on the usefulness of oxygen-ozone therapy in human and veterinary medicine. But what does this treatment consist of and in which cases is it indicated?