Toddler Home Safety: children at home, some information for parents
Injuries are the leading cause of death of children younger than four years old in the United States. However, most…
Sports Medicine: brisk walking, why it's good for you and how to start practising…
Brisk walking or Walking is a brisk walk: it takes place at about 6 to 7 kilometres per hour and is accompanied by…
Porto Emergenza: a new mission for Ukraine, the trip to Krakow (Poland)
A new mission to deliver humanitarian aid to Ukraine, for Porto Emergenza: the volunteers, joined by a volunteer…
Heart attack, what you need to know
Heart attack, what you need to know: the earlier someone seeks help if they suspect the are having a heart attack…
Keratoconjunctivitis: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of this inflammation of…
Keratoconjunctivitis can be defined as a disease that causes severe inflammation in the eye
Anorexia nervosa: what are the symptoms, how to intervene
Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder that involves an excessive assessment of one's weight and body shape, as a…
Couperose: what is it?
Couperose is a form of chronic dermatitis of a benign nature that predominantly affects the face resulting in a…
Cardiomyopathy: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Cardiomyopathy is a pathology that affects the heart muscle and is characterised by an anatomical-functional…
What is the complete blood count (CBC test)?
The CBC (Hemochromocytometric Examination) is one of the most common tests because it allows a great deal of data…
What is breast ultrasound?
Breast ultrasound is not a screening test. In the presence of a clinical symptom it may represent a first level…