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Safety is the first pillar of a good life for emergency professionals, rescuers and Fire Fighters. We are operating in a complex and hard environment. Risk prevention and improving working conditions are fundamental for better health and life.
Erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular problems: what is the link?
Erectile dysfunction, i.e. difficulty in developing an erection or maintaining it for the full duration of intercourse, is a fairly common andrological and sexual disorder
Leukaemia: the types, symptoms and most innovative treatments
When we talk about leukaemia, we are not talking about a single disease, but about a group of blood cancers caused by the uncontrolled proliferation of haematopoietic stem cells, called leukaemias or blasts, i.e. those still immature cells…
Ectopia lentis: when the lens of the eye shifts
What is ectopia lentis? In medicine, 'ectopic' is used to indicate an anatomical structure that - for various reasons - finds itself in a non-normal position
Ephedrine: The effects on sport and use for weight loss
Ephedrine is a mixed-action sympathomimetic alkaloid molecule found in plants of the genus Ephedra
What insomnia do you suffer from? The five most frequent complaints under the covers
Insomnia, there is not just one type: there are those who struggle with hypersomnias and those who have to deal with parasomnias
Difference between catatonia, catalepsy and cataplexy
Catatonia is a psychopathological syndrome with a dissociative basis, in which the subject's actions become almost completely detached from rational and affective motivations, remaining locked in automatic, rigid, stereotyped attitudes that…
First Aid: How to Help Someone with Stab Wounds
Although stab wounds usually cause a small opening in the skin, they sometimes go very deep, causing serious damage to the body
Bilirubin encephalopathy (kernicterus): neonatal jaundice with bilirubin infiltration of the brain
In medicine, bilirubin encephalopathy (also called 'bilirubin encephalopathy' or 'kernitterus' or 'kernicterus') refers to pathological neonatal jaundice with the passage (across the blood-brain barrier) and deposition of free bilirubin in…
Meaning and remedies of dyspareunia
Dyspareunia is genital pain that is felt during sexual intercourse. It is a disabling gynaecological problem that affects approximately 10-20% of women, with peaks of up to 40% after menopause and a profound impact on the sexual life of…
Perforated eardrum: what are the symptoms of a tympanic perforation?
A tympanic perforation is the tearing of the tympanic membrane, following complications of acute or recurrent otitis media or trauma of various kinds