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São Paulo Plan: on Saturday, the 24th, gyms, lounges, restaurants and bars were reopened in the so-called "transition phase" of the São Paulo Plan

Liver transplants / King’s College Hospital researchers find Micro RNAs are key to identifying outcomes for patients with acute liver failure

Covid-19 and blood clots (cerebral venous thrombosis CVT): Researchers at the University of Oxford have published a pre-print article in which they claim that the risk of the rare blood clot known as cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT)…

Defibrillators in schools. The intervention of the emergency services in schools is not a frequent occurrence, but neither is it very unusual: many children have to live, diagnosed or undiagnosed, with a heart condition

Covid dianosmia: Covid-19 causes many patients to lose their sense of smell and taste. And one in ten still cannot smell or taste after recovery

Emergency in Darfur: "Restarting was important; we treat children up to 14 years of age in a key area: Nyala is not only the capital of South Darfur but also the second largest city in Sudan, with a population of over one and a half million…

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