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Fighting against HIV: are we well underway?

Various authors 21 May, 2021 0 Commenti

World AIDS Day is celebrated every December 1st. The choice of this day was established in 1988 by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the occasion of the World Summit of Health Ministers on AIDS prevention programs, and was then adopted by governments, international organizations and...

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The importance of voice

UniSR Communication Team 16 Apr, 2021 0 Commenti

The voice: communication tool par excellence, crucial in human relationships, artistic expression and an integral part of every culture in the world. World Voice Day (inaugurated in Brazil in 1999) is today celebrated annually on April 16 with the aim of raising public awareness of the...

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Spring, allergies and the Covid-19 vaccine

Various authors 19 Mar, 2021 0 Commenti

Sneezing, watery eyes, coughing, itching, breathing difficulties: every year the spring season inaugurates a series of annoying symptoms that unfortunately allergy sufferers know well. Allergic rhinitis alone is estimated to affect on average 23% of the European population.

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SARS-CoV-2 and its variants: an overview

Elisa Vicenzi and Guido Poli 12 Mar, 2021 0 Commenti

Viruses, especially RNA viruses such as Coronaviruses, constantly evolve through mutations in their genome. Indeed, mutations of the SARS-CoV-2 virus have been observed around the world since the pandemic has started, although news of the virus variants has only recently found space in national and...

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Valentine’s Day in the Original Language: Why “Ti amo” Feels Different from “I Love You”

Jubin Abutalebi 5 Feb, 2021 0 Commenti

Not All Words Are the Same for the Brain. Especially when they speak about love.

In the age of on-demand streaming, where we can choose whether to watch a film dubbed or in its original language, an intriguing question emerges for neuroscience: does the language in which we hear a story change the...

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I disagree, therefore I destroy: what Philosophy says

Roberta Sala 15 Jan, 2021 0 Commenti

In recent months, numerous news cases have reported demonstrations of dissent culminating in violent and destructive episodes, when not real acts of vandalism.

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Covid-19 vaccine for children: what prospects?

Various authors 11 Jan, 2021 0 Commenti

To date, numerous Covid-19 vaccine trials are underway in adulthood, which have reached different stages, whereas the pediatric age, for which dedicated trials are necessary, has so far been excluded.

Why do children and adolescents need specific studies? What is the current situation? What future...

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I disagree, therefore I destroy: what Psychiatry says

Various authors 7 Jan, 2021 0 Commenti

In recent months, numerous news cases have reported demonstrations of dissent culminating in violent and destructive episodes, when not real acts of vandalism.

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Communicating by touch: brief story of Braille code

Eufemia Serena Putortì 30 Dec, 2020 0 Commenti

On the occasion of January 4th, the date of birth of Louis Braille, the World Braille Day is celebrated: a system that has completely changed the life of thousands of people with visual disabilities, allowing them to write, read and communicate in writing.

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Anti-Covid-19 vaccines: where do we stand?

Elisa Vicenzi e Guido Poli 26 Nov, 2020 0 Commenti

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, the international scientific community immediately worked for the preparation of one or more safe and effective vaccines to prevent infection with SARS-CoV-2 and the possible clinical evolution into the serious disease known as Covid-19.

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