Cataract, what to do when the lens becomes opaque
A pathology diagnosed through a complete eye examination
Cataracts, a progressive and irreversible ocular pathology consisting in the gradual opacification of the crystalline lens, affects...
The very latest frontiers of reconstructive surgery
Prof. Salvatore Sansalone of the Università Tor Vergata of Rome, talks about the achievements of scientific research on the field
There are several clinical conditions...
LASER IN GYNECOLOGY
An effective and current therapy for the treatment of various diseases and that does not require any type of anesthesia. This is illustrated by...
New lights in the fight against cancer
For several decades, lung cancer has been the most widespread cancer in the world with an estimate of 1.8 million new cases in 2012....
Castroni: the unmistakable taste of a long family tradition
Castroni has always been synonymous with quality and family pride. The company was founded in via Cola di Rienzo, where the founder Umberto in...
C.Ur.E: A Revolution in Private Healthcare Between Ethics, Innovation, and Teamwork
In the often fragmented and polarized Italian healthcare landscape—caught between overcrowded public facilities and sometimes impersonal private practices—there are experiences that stand out as...