Nighttime Light Exposure May Affect Cardiovascular Risk
Dim lights and dark environments: a highly economical strategy—and beneficial for health as well. Sleeping
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Just a Few Steps to Boost Wellness for Older Women
Not 10,000 steps anymore. According to a recent English study, published in the British Journal
Chlorophyll: A Potential Aid in Diabetes Management
Attention is growing toward chlorophyll, the green pigment found not only in plants but also
Giving Voice and Support to Patients Living with Obesity: 20 Years of Amici Obesi Onlus
Amici Obesi Onlus, a nonprofit organization, celebrates twenty years of standing beside patients, renewing its
Creatine: A Possible Memory Booster for Older Adults
Creatine is one of the most studied and well-known supplements in the sports world: its
Gluten Sensitivity: 10% Worldwide Estimate, Yet Many Gray Areas Remain
Celiac disease or gluten sensitivity? The difference isn’t always easy to identify when specific symptoms
Veneto-Based Physical Therapists Urge Regional Candidates to Strengthen Local Health Care
Physiotherapists in Veneto have issued a call to regional candidates, urging them to recognize and
Ultra-Processed Foods: A Global Public Health Challenge
The Lancet recently published a three-part series that places global attention on the rising spread
The Placebo Effect in Acupuncture for Chronic Pain
Acupuncture is a therapeutic practice increasingly used to relieve chronic pain, but its clinical effects
Sixth National OMI Course: Oral Health in the First 1,000 Days
At Palazzo della Cultura, Tecniche Nuove’s Milan headquarters, the Sixth National Training Course of OMI
World Diabetes Day: Exercise Is Essential
Today, November 14, World Diabetes Day is observed, a condition that continues to grow and,