Let’s break the silence on AIDS: this is how prejudices and cuts are slowing down prevention
AIDS still exists, and the numbers speak for themselves. In 2024, 2,379 new HIV diagnoses were registered in Italy, an
AIDS still exists, and the numbers speak for themselves. In 2024, 2,379 new HIV diagnoses were registered in Italy, an
We thought we had already seen the worst. But no. After last week’s shock investigation, Report returned yesterday, November 30,
About one in three people experience sleep problems over the course of their lives. There are those who struggle to
In recent years a rather curious scene has spread: exhausted doctors who, instead of running towards an operating room, walk
When a relationship comes to an end, the first reaction is to look for something that makes us feel safe:
Those who sleep badly are often unaware that the problem could be hidden in their evening meal. The relationship between
In the daily work of Ray Swann, university professor and expert mental health researcher, the question that always comes back
Gender violence causes potentially permanent physical damage (as well as very serious psychological repercussions): a study led byUniversity of Granada
They always told us that falling asleep was a slow fade, almost a walk towards relaxation. The classic romantic image:
A batch of Knorr mushroom cream may have been contaminated with plastic and metal residues, as happened days ago with