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Born from curiosity inside a medical classroom, Uni4Me is the first student-conceived research study in the UniSR International MD Program — establishing baseline data for public health while redefining student roles in science. 

The first student-led scientific project born in the International MD Program at UniSR shows what’s possible when students, faculty, and the entire university move together.

What happens when a group of medical students decides to invite one of the most influential figures in clinical research to speak at their university? At Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, the result was an unforgettable encounter—one that affirmed the power of curiosity, courage, and community.

Sushi is a traditional Japanese dish that has gained popularity all over the world thanks to its unique combination of flavors and artistic presentation, becoming one of the most iconic dishes in Eastern cuisine.

The gut is considered our "second brain". Two organs distant from each other and with different functions actually have a lot in common.

Pasta has very ancient and debated origins, attributed to the ancient Romans and Greeks but also to the Arabs and later spread to Sicily reaching Naples, and Asia.

Chinese, Japanese, Lebanese, Indian, Korean, Mexican… Ethnic cuisine is now very widespread and is also making its way into Italian eating habits. Curiosity about the gastronomic and nutritional traditions of other peoples has grown a lot in recent years both due to a greater propensity to travel...

Every 25 June, since 2011, World Vitiligo Day has been celebrated in Italy and around the world. It is an important opportunity to raise awareness about an autoimmune disease that affects millions of people and can have profound physical and emotional implications.

Albinism (from the Latin albus, "white") is a genetic condition that results in a reduction or absence of melanin in the skin, hair and eyes. This condition is prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa: in Tanzania around 1 in 1,400 people are being affected, and prevalence is as high as 1 in 1,000 in...