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PSORIASIS: THE PROBLEM AND' THE BEAUTIFUL SEASON
In the most severe forms, is proved by a aesthetic sense of shame. 2 million Italians hit.
It is not contagious. The results of the project, "Daniel" presented in Rome. The role and biological drugs.

ROME - Nearly two million Italians suffer from it in a mild, two hundred thousand others in the most severe form. Tenuta more easily concealed during the winter, the problem arises especially in the summer season and the changing lifestyle and clothing. Let's talk about psoriasis, chronic inflammatory disease of the skin and inconvenience causes throughout the year, as is clear from the results of the project, "Daniel" (A Daniele Innocenzi is called the Complex Operative Unit of Dermatology at the Pole Roman Pontino University "La Sapienza".
average 787 patients - serious respondents Press said he was meeting sponsored by Abbot, of which 80% do not practice any sport and 68% feel affected in the choice of clothes to wear, felt a discomfort to a greater extent by women. However, as surprising - they are especially men to feel the need to use a valid psychological support.



Coordinated the activity of 29 national specialized centers, the results pointed out in particular as 40% have limited or conditional expectations or project work or career, one in five workers receives a different treatment at work and one in six had to abandon or change the 'use. About
instead of social life and relationships, 60% have limited the choice to go in the pool or the sea, half of them had difficulties in the choice of the resort, one in three with a negative influence on intimate relationships as well as on opportunity to have sex.
Speaking of psychological impact, the survey found that 43% do not feel to be the same person, 30% lack of enthusiasm, social skills and self-esteem. In 64% there is even ashamed of their skin.
What is more involved in half of psoriasis, there is another disease, so the 31% psoriatic arthropathy, 29% hypertension, 13% an increase in blood fat and 10% have diabetes mellitus. Required
, it was concluded, therefore, is a continuous information, for example to emphasize how the disease is not contagious, early diagnosis is essential to start as soon as the proper treatment.


Benefits Finally, I get even with the biologics. Many were unaware of the existence of care for a general and not only locally, and to always avoid the autoprescrizione.

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allergies, treat and prevent them



In view of the spring, here is the latest research trends


More and more people are suffering allergies.
itching, sneezing, watery eyes as well as breathing difficulties and even asthma make it a "hell" the lives of millions of allergy sufferers arrival of Spring.
To learn more and to know the latest trends in research in this field, we place a few questions to Dr. Antonio Arrighi, a pediatrician and expert in Homotoxicology.


He feels that allergies are increasingly common. This information is true?

"Yes Undoubtedly, the allergic disease in the last 50 years has had a dramatic increase in incidence. It is estimated that between 20% and 30% of the population in industrialized countries suffer. The most common allergies are: eczema atopic eczema, allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma. In recent times food allergies are also grown significantly. "

What you believe to be the cause of allergic disease and because their incidence in recent years has grown so?

"allergy has a multifactorial etiology. There is a genetic predisposition in some individuals (the probability of developing an allergy if neither parent is allergic is 15%, the percentage rises to 50% if one parent is allergic and get 80% if both are allergic) but this is not enough to trigger an allergic phenomenon. And 'necessary that the subject is exposed to environmental allergens and the environment in recent years has been "tinted" to allergens, we think the carpet , environmental pollution, a more refined foods, etc.. Finally, the case now considered to be perhaps the most important for the development of a allergy, is the alteration of the immune system. By this we mean that the sufferer the immune system is like crazy, too much a part of it has developed to the detriment of another, and unfortunately the part that has overdeveloped is the one that produces IgE antibodies responsible for the sensitization and the subsequent demonstration allergic.

Because these individuals have developed this part of the immune system too?

"This is the real question to understand the reason of allergy.
Today we talk about hygiene hypothesis. What do we mean? Experimental data show that during childhood if you come into contact with viruses and bacteria do not have the chance to develop properly, as it were, the good part of the immune system, by contrast, just exaggerated the other hand, that which produces IgE. In short, with a joke, wash a little 'less the hands of our children if they do not want allergy large.

We can say that allergies are an immune system disease?

"The allergic disease, like many other diseases Immune System, can be interpreted as reflecting an alteration of the so-called immune balance.
In the case of allergic disease, immune cells called Th2 (T helper 2) are hyper-expressed, that work in excess of another family of immune cells called TH1 (T helper 1).
E 'this characteristic alteration of the immune system of allergy sufferers the root cause of their illness.
As they say in Immunology, Th1/Th2 switch is the true "original sin" of allergies.
a predominant role in lymphocyte function Th (helper T lymphocytes) is played by specific biological molecules called interleukins. They may be regarded as messengers of the immune cells are able to inform and to control their function, even that of Th lymphocytes, real "conductors" immune system, which determines the fate of a positive (recovery) or negative (disease) of many pathological conditions, including allergies.
to correct abnormalities of the immune system through the use of interleukins is now one of the most fascinating areas of research and innovative molecular biology applied to medicine.
Two of these interleukins, particularly IL-12e interferon-gamma, have the ability to reduce the function of Th2 lymphocytes (hyper-expressed in the sufferer) and the production of these substances capable of triggering the pathophysiological cascade of events leading to the manifestation of allergic symptoms. These paths Ezio-pathogenic are known for some time by allergists and immunologists, but the clinical application of this knowledge has always foundered against the rock of the side effects that interleukins "allergy", IL-12 and interferon-γ, show (when ... used at high doses, those normally used to date).

What is the state of the art of research in allergy?

"In November 2009 the prestigious scientific journal Pulmonary Pharmacology & Therapeutics (Volume 22, Number 6 497-510) published the results of an interesting work conducted by the Department of Human Morphology, University of Milan on the effects of low doses of interleukin in the treatment of allergic asthma. These are extraordinary results, which open a new frontier on the possibilities of clinical use of these biological molecules, or can not be used at high doses of the drug due to serious side effects.
The results of studies of Italian researchers also designed a new scenario in the treatment of allergic diseases.
The study published in Pulmonary Pharmacology & Therapeutics has demonstrated in an animal model (mice), the therapeutic effects of very low doses of IL-12 and IFN-gamma activated according to a technique called pharmaceutical SKA (Sequential Kinetic Activation). The low doses used
nello studio hanno mostrato gli identici effetti degli alti dosaggi nel ridurre le condizioni di iper-reattività bronchiale, nel ristabilire i normali livelli di attività dei linfociti Th2, nel ridurre drasticamente la sintomatologia clinica.
L’attività antiasmatica dei bassi dosaggi è stata confermata anche dagli esami istologici e dalla conta cellulare nel fluido di lavaggio bronco-alveolare (conta degli eosinofili: uno dei più importanti indici di laboratorio per la diagnosi di allergia).
Anche le Ig-E specifiche (elemento fondamentale della manifestazione allergica) sono state significativamente inibite dal trattamento con i bassi dosaggi di interleuchine attivate.
L’elemento innovativo dello studio dei ricercatori Italian, which earned the proceedings of "Intriguing WORK" and "... The Study Suggests A NOVEL APPROACH FOR THE TREATMENT OF ASTHMA" by the referees of the Journal derives from a particular part of the discovery of association of the two interleukins, IL-12 and Interferon-γ (together show greater effects than the sum of individual effects), the other by the fact that the "scientific dream" of being able to use biological molecules such as interleukins, low-dose (the only possible to have no side effects) now becomes possible thanks to the particular procedure used in the production of pharmaceutical molecules used in the study.
It is shown that only soluzioni a bassi dosaggi di interleuchine preparate secondo il metodo SKA sono terapeuticamente efficaci tanto quanto le alte concentrazioni farmacologiche ma senza gli effetti collaterali di queste ultime.
I bassi dosaggi non attivati secondo le procedure SKA hanno viceversa mostrato un’attività biologica ed un effetto terapeutico pari a 0.
Una nuova frontiera nel campo dell’industria farmaceutica e della Biologia Molecolare sta probabilmente nascendo e i ricercatori italiani sono all’avanguardia in questo campo.
Una nuova speranza di cura per i pazienti allergici, che solo in Italia rappresentano il 20% della popolazione, sembra delinearsi all’orizzonte".

Come possono essere curate le allergie?

"Traditional medicine which offers excellent therapeutic tools, especially in acute and hyper-acute can not be ignored. I am thinking of antihistamines and steroids. However, this is basically symptomatic therapies that do not solve the underlying problem. A step in this direction was made with the use of so-called "allergy vaccines" can increase the tolerance of the individual against certain allergens. "

and homeopathy can do something?

"I'll tell you, can do much of anything. As you know Homeopathy cures the sick, not just the disease, that is trying to correct that flaw in part constitutional, in part determined by the environment, which brought the sufferer's immune system to be unbalanced and thus to respond abnormally against normally harmless substances. Today we have a drug called Engystol (1 tablet 2 times daily for 60-90 days) that carries out this task in time to rebalance the immune balance. In
Homeopathy is used to increase tolerance, as well as in Allopathy, the "allergy vaccines". Highly effective proved to be a particular combination of pollen and other allergens diluted appropriately called Allergy Plex No. 29 (20 drops 2 times a day for 60-90 days). Finally, often those with allergies show a high degree of intoxication and that's why you recommended a product called deep drainage Galium Heel (20 drops 2 times a day for 60-90 days).

Homeopathy can do something about managing allergic symptoms?

"but certainly there must always be careful evaluation by the physician who must discriminate whether to intervene with medication or with the traditional homeopathy.
on the symptoms of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis our experience leads us to recommend two particular homeopathic medicines, Luffa comp. Nasal Spray (2 sprays per nostril 4-5 times daily) and Euphrasia Eye Drops Heel (1-2 drops per eye as needed), which provided sneezing, runny nose, etc. iperlacrimazione can be effectively combated. "

Dr. Antonio Arrighi, a pediatrician and homeopath Homotoxicology

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painful intercourse: Botox can be the solution
Vaginismus affects many women and often makes life difficult for sex.

burning, pain and muscle spasms with injections of known toxin deleted wrinkle
not only look more beautiful and wrinkle-free. Now, Botox can also be used to alleviate health problems, annoying problems like vaginal discharge.

According to Dr. Peter T. Pacik, famous plastic surgeon of New Hampshire, può rilevarsi un’efficace arma per debellare dolori vaginali, bruciori e muscolatura locale iper-contratta. Quest’ultimo problema, tuttavia, non sembra essere dovuto a reali problemi di salute, ma pare derivare per lo più da disturbi psicologici. Molte donne, infatti, ancora oggi sono vittime di un’educazione molto rigida che le costringe a non rilassarsi completamente durante i rapporti sessuali, contraendo involontariamente i muscoli vaginali. Anche le donne, vittime di abusi, possono riscontrare lo stesso problema.

Il dottor Pacik ha ottenuto buoni risultati utilizzando la tossina botulinica A, lo stesso principio attivo di prodotti antirughe come il botox o il DySport, noto farmaco utilizzato negli hemifacial spasm or a stiff neck. In
treat vaginal disorders has injected a small amount of toxin (150 to 400 International Units) at the entrance of the vagina in order to interrupt nerve impulses and allow the muscles to relax.

Several women who have tried the treatment have confirmed that they no longer felt pain, muscle spasms and to be able to finally have a sexual intercourse with no problems. Currently, Dr. Pacik is conducting a study that could be approved by the FDA for the most severe cases of vaginismus.
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La produzione del pittore svizzero mutò profondamente dopo che fu colpito dal morbo che «indurisce la pelle»


Paul Klee, "Gezeichneter"
MILANO - Due occhi profondi come abissi, che ci guardano dalla tela con aria interrogativa e spaesata. Le due linee nere che attraversano del tutto il dipinto segnano il viso, lo "marcano" con una X, come a volerlo cancellare. I colori sono autunnali, sofferti. È "Gezeichneter", conosciuto come "L'uomo segnato": il primo quadro dipinto da Paul Klee dopo la diagnosi di sclerodermia, nel 1935. Un autoritratto dell'uomo di fronte alla malattia, l'avvio di una new phase in life and art of the great Swiss painter. Everything, according to some historians of art and medicine, began two years earlier, in 1933. Klee, after having spent his youth in Bern where he was born, to the early 900 had moved to Germany, becoming in 1930 professor at the Art Academy in Düsseldorf. Appreciated and followed by his students, Klee was happy, but in 1933 the National Socialist Party in the group of artists including the "degenerate." Removed from office in December 1933, Klee returned to Switzerland, disappointed and embittered. Depressed, we would say today. So much so that, according to many, helped to trigger the disease a year and a half later in the summer of 1935 was struck Klee da una violenta broncopolmonite, si indebolì, vide cambiare l'aspetto del suo viso. La pelle si fece più tesa e rigida, la bocca parve assottigliarsi, il naso più affilato.


Paul Klee in una foto del 1921
LA DIAGNOSI - Klee andò da Oskar Naegeli, dermatologo all'Università di Berna, e fui lui probabilmente il primo a riconoscere la sclerodermia, senza però rivelarlo all'artista. Ma davvero Klee può essersi ammalato per colpa dello stress? «Non ci sono dati certi, ma l'esperienza ci insegna che un forte stress, pur non essendo la causa diretta della sclerodermia, può far "esplodere" la malattia e accelerarne il decorso - commenta Raffaella Scorza, responsabile del Centro di riferimento Regional systemic autoimmune diseases Maggiore Hospital of Milan -. Separation, bereavement, financial difficulties or even a big summary dismissal are all elements that are often found in the history of the patients, just before the onset of scleroderma. The disease, although serious, sparing the hands of the artist, allowing him to continue painting. Only in 1936 was the artistic production to a halt: just 25 paintings, because the disease had exhausted. But then, from 1937 until his death in 1940, the painter worked with renewed impetus, so that a quarter of Klee's artistic production comes from years of living with the disease. What changed, and much, his paintings.

WORKS - Abandoned musicality and vibrant colors of watercolors as "Scheidung abends" (Separation of evening) or Fräulein (Miss), in the last three years of life on canvas Klee began a lengthy analysis on pain, death, the abyss of the unknown. That's dramatic break red, black lines peremptory and mysterious. Even the titles followed the path of reflection begun, "Thinking about the future," "disaster of the Sphinx," "Mask: pain." Scleroderma in 1938 forced the painter to feed liquid or semiliquid food: he could no longer swallow, because the disease "harden" the internal organs and in his case had hit the esophagus. And the lungs: enough to cause very little movement of breath. The painter felt balanced on a thin wire, like the man portrayed with a few lines in "Des Ubermutes", "high spirits": an exclamation point marks the satisfaction in being able to fight the battle against the disease, but there ' is also an acute awareness that a single mistake is enough to fall. Few understood the art of Klee, even in those last years: the critics, in Switzerland, the branded as schizophrenic. He said keeping a pictorial diary of the disease and painting canvases as "Ein Doppel-Schreier," "Double cry, a desperate cry in front of the twilight of life and the world (the jerks of the Second World War were at the gates); as "Weine Frau," "Weeping Woman", a symphony of cool colors, or as "Tod und Feuer", "Death and Fire", one of the last paintings. Mouth, eyes and nose of a skull-white drawing the word TOD, death and the fire of war is approaching and Klee also is preparing to end.

SAD FAREWELL - Some of the latest pictures found nature, flowers, colors, in a sad farewell to life, but conscious. In May 1940, during a vacation in Locarno, the painter got worse and was hospitalized. He died June 29 after just five years after the onset of scleroderma. Thirty years ago this disease was very little to do. "Especially for the most aggressive forms such as that of the artist - Notes Scorza -. Today things have changed and 90% of patients can survive more than 20 years. The disease often appears between 50 and 60 years, but there is also a peak among the younger patients, however, that quickly leads to respiratory failure, ulcers and serious problems are less than 1%. Key to improving the prospects of life was also an early diagnosis: today it is rare that the disease is recognized later when the skin symptoms are already there or are dependents of the internal organs. " A Paul Klee was not the case: who knows, if not, how many paintings could still give us.



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ADHD hyperactive children, 300 THOUSAND IN ITALY, 1% E' A DIAGNOSED
problm not identified can lead to drug addiction, alcoholism, bipolar disorder.

ROME - It affects about 300 000 children and teenagers in Italy. Their problem is especially evident at school and at social level: the rise continuously from their place, fail to perform their duties and often end up with the changing bench, class, and sometimes even school. Their profit school, the inability to concentrate, is scarce and, for the impulsivity, is difficult relationship with others. But
ADHD (the name of the disease or deficit disorder attention and hyperactivity) in time is also marginalization and grief, guilt, low self-esteem, fewer social relationships, school dropout. Means having fewer opportunities to study, work and build a normal life, it means seeing their child suffer and helplessly to his grief, but also put at risk, given the stress, the couple's relationship.
In these terms, there was a specific conference in Rome, is presented one of the most common disease of adolescence, genetic, neurobiological disorder type. "The situation in Italy underestimated, said Gabriele Masi, IRCCS Stella Maris, Pisa, with a diagnosis in 1, 3% of cases."
Dal 2007 è stato allestito un registro nazionale ADHD, un sistema di monitoraggio unico in Europa e nel mondo. Attualmente i



Centri di Riferimento accreditati sono circa 110 ed hanno in carico circa duemila bambini.
Parent Training - Una delle iniziative rivolte ai genitori,promossa dalla AIFA Onlus (Associazione Italiana Famiglie ADHD www.aifa.it ) è il Parent Training, un percorso che prevede incontri di gruppo in cui s’affrontano le tematiche più complesse della gestione dei figli e si propongono strategie specifiche di comportamento con l’obiettivo di modificare gli aspetti maggiormente problematici.
Anche in età adulta - Sebbene si tenda a credere che si tratti di un disturbo childhood, according to the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, up to 65% of children with ADHD may still manifest symptoms into adulthood.
Multimodal Therapy - The therapeutic intervention must be carefully customized. Provides that a cure or a combination of multimodal interent medical, educational, behavioral and psychological on child and parents, which may be associated in the most important and if deemed necessary, medication.
"In our country, said Alexander Zuddas, University of Cagliari, the approach to care is very

just moved on psychoeducational interventions. Between abuse of position, which is not the case of Italy, and the non - use of the drug, I think it is preferable rational use of medicine, as part of multimodal therapy, when necessary. "
"A case of neglect in childhood ADHD, has therefore concluded that, in adolescence and adulthood can lead to complications such as drug addiction and alcoholism, onset of bipolar disorder, severe social maladjustment and relational and that is a factor risk is still underestimated in our country. "

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ScienceDaily (Mar. 3, 2011) - Blood Group Incompatibility Between Henry VIII and His Wives Could Have driven the Tudor king's reproductive Woese, and a genetic condition related to His Suspected blood group Could Also explain Henry's dramatic mid-life transformation into a physically and mentally -impaired tyrant who Executed Of His two wives. ScienceDaily (Mar. 3, 2011) - Blood group incompatibility between Henry VIII and his wives would have compelled the Tudor king reproductive trouble ', and a genetic condition related to his suspected blood group may also explain the dramatic mid-life transformation Henry tyrant in a physically and mentally impaired who performed two of his wives.


Research Conducted Catrina Whitley bioarchaeologist by Banks while she Was a graduate student at SMU (Southern Methodist University) and Kyra Anthropologist Kramer shows the Numerous miscarriages That Suffered by Henry's wives Could Be Explained if the king's blood Carried the Kell antigen. Research conducted by bioarchaeologist Catrina Whitley Banks, while a student at SMU (Southern Methodist University) and anthropologist Kyra Kramer, shows that the abortions suffered by many wives of Henry could be explained if the blood of the king made the Kell antigen. A Kell negative woman who has multiple pregnancies with a Kell positive man can produce a healthy, Kell positive child in a first pregnancy; But she Produces Antibodies During the first pregnancy That will cross the placenta attack and a Kell positive fetus in subsequent pregnancies. Kell negative woman has multiple pregnancies with a Kell positive man can produce a healthy, positive Kell child in a first pregnancy, but the antibodies produced during pregnancy that first crosses the placenta and attack a Kell positive fetus in subsequent pregnancies .

As published in The Historical Journal (Cambridge University Press), the pattern of Kell Blood Group Incompatibility is consistent with the pregnancies of Henry's first two wives, Katherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn. As published in The Historical Journal (Cambridge University Press), the model of Kell blood group incompatibility is consistent with the pregnancies of Henry first two wives, Caterina d'Aragona e Anna Bolena. If Henry also suffered from McLeod syndrome, a genetic disorder specific to the Kell blood group, it would finally provide an explanation for his shift in both physical form and personality from a strong, athletic, generous individual in his first 40 years to the monstrous paranoiac he would become, virtually immobilized by massive weight gain and leg ailments. Se Henry ha sofferto della sindrome di McLeod, una malattia genetica specifica per il gruppo sanguigno Kell, sarebbe finalmente una spiegazione per il suo cambiamento sia nella forma fisica e la personalità di un forte, atletico, singoli generosi nei suoi primi 40 anni per il paranoico mostruoso sarebbe diventato, praticamente immobilizzato dal massiccio aumento di peso e leg issues.

"It is our assertion That We Have Identified the underlying causal medical condition Henry's reproductive problems and psychological deterioration," write Whitley and Kramer. "It 's our claim that we have identified the causal condition practitioner Henry reproductive problems and psychological degradation," writes Kramer and Whitley.

Henry married six women, two of Whom he famously Executed, and broke England's ties with the Catholic Church - all in pursuit of a marital union That Would produces bad heir. Henry married six women, two of whom he famously executed, and England broke ties with the Catholic Church - all in search of a marital union that would produce a male heir. Historians Have long debated theories of illness and injury That Might explain the physical deterioration and frightening, tyrannical behavior That he Began to display after His 40th birthday. Historians have long debated the theories of illness and injury that might explain the physical deterioration and scary, tyrannical behavior that began to appear after his 40th birthday. Less attention has Been given to the wives Of His Unsuccessful pregnancies in an age of primitive medical care and poor nutrition and hygiene, and authors and Kramer Whitley Argue Against the persistent theory syphilis That May Have Been a factor. Less attention has been given to unsuccessful pregnancies of his wives at a time when primary care Medical and poor nutrition and hygiene, and the authors Whitley and Kramer argue against the persistent theory that syphilis may have been a factor. Kell

A positive father is frequently the cause behind the Inability to bear Of His partner in healthy infants after the first negative pregnancy Kell, Which Is Precisely the authors note the circumstance experienced with multiple pregnancies by women who HAD Henry. A father Kell positive is often the cause behind the failure of its partners to bring a healthy baby, after the first pregnancy Kell negative, the authors note that it is precisely the circumstance experienced by women who have had multiple pregnancies by Henry. The Majority of individuals Within The Kell blood group are Kell negative, so it is the rare Kell positive father that creates reproductive problems. La maggior parte degli individui del gruppo sanguigno Kell sono Kell negativi, per cui è il padre raro Kell positivo che crea problemi riproduttivi.

Further supporting the Kell theory, descriptions of Henry in mid-to-late life indicate he suffered many of the physical and cognitive symptoms associated with McLeod syndrome -- a medical condition that can occur in members of the Kell positive blood group. Inoltre sostiene la teoria Kell, descrizioni di Henry in vita medio-tardo indicare che patì molti dei sintomi fisici e cognitivi associati con la sindrome di McLeod - una condizione medica che può verificarsi nei membri del gruppo sanguigno positivo Kell.

By middle age, the King Suffered from chronic leg ulcers, fueling longstanding historical speculation That he Suffered from type II diabetes. By middle age, the king was suffering from chronic ulcers, fueling speculation that long-standing historical suffering from diabetes type II. The ulcers Also Could Have Been Caused by osteomyelitis, a chronic bone infection That Would Have Made walking Extremely painful. Ulcers may also have been caused by osteomyelitis, a chronic infection of the bones that would have to walk very painful. In the last years of His life, Henry's mobility deteriorated to the point HAD That He Was Carried about in a chair with poles. In the last years of his life, Henry's mobility had deteriorated to the point that he was carried on a chair with poles. That immobility is consistent with a Known McLeod syndrome patient case in Which Began to notice a weakness in His right leg When He Was 37, and atrophy in Both His legs by age 47, the report notes. That the property is consistent with a known case of McLeod syndrome in which a patient began to notice weakness in his right leg when he was 37, and atrophy in both legs at the age of 47 years, the report notes.

Whitley and the Tudor king Kramer Argue That Could Have Been suffering from Medical Conditions Such as These in combination with McLeod syndrome, aggravated by His obesity. Whitley and Kramer argue that the Tudor king could be suffering from medical conditions such as This, combined with the McLeod syndrome, aggravated by his obesity. Records do not set Henry Displayed Whether other physical signs of McLeod syndrome, Such as sustained muscle contractions (tics, Cramps or spasms) or an Increase in abnormal muscle activity Such as twitching or hyperactivity. Records do not indicate whether Henry displayed other signs of physical McLeod syndrome, such as sustained muscle contractions (tics, spasms or cramps) or an abnormal increase in muscle activity such as twitching or hyperactivity. But the dramatic changes in His personality Provide Stronger Evidence That HAD Henry McLeod syndrome, the authors point out: His mental and emotional instability Increased in the dozen years before death to an extent That Have Some His behavior labeled psychotic. But dramatic changes in his personality provide strong evidence that Henry had the McLeod syndrome, the authors point out, his mental and emotional instability increased in the years before the death of tens to the point that some have labeled her psychotic behavior.

McLeod syndrome resembles Huntington's disease, muscle coordination and Causes Which Affects cognitive disorder. McLeod syndrome resembling Huntington's disease, which affects muscle coordination and causes cognitive problems. Usually McLeod Symptoms begin to Develop When an individual is between 30 and 40 years old, Often resulting in damage to the heart muscle, muscular disease, psychiatric and motor nerve abnormality damage. McLeod Symptoms usually start to develop when an individual is between 30 and 40 years, often resulting in damage to the heart muscle, muscle diseases, psychiatric disorders and damage to motor nerves. Henry VIII experienced most, if not all, of These Symptoms, the authors found. Henry VIII tried most, if not all, of these symptoms, the authors found.


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Henry Nearly Was 18 When He married 23-year-old Catherine of Aragon. Henry was almost 18 when he married 23 years, Catherine of Aragon. Their first daughter, a girl, Was stillborn. Their first figlia, una ragazza, era nato morto. Their second child, a boy, lived only 52 days. Il loro secondo figlio, un ragazzo, ha vissuto solo 52 giorni. Four other confirmed pregnancies followed during the marriage but three of the offspring were either stillborn or died shortly after birth. Quattro altre gravidanze confermato seguita durante il matrimonio, ma tre dei figli erano nati morti o morti subito dopo la nascita. Their only surviving child was Mary, who would eventually be crowned the fourth Monarch in the Tudor dynasty. Il loro unico figlio superstite era Maria, che alla fine, sarebbe incoronato il quarto monarca della dinastia Tudor.

The precise number of miscarriages endured by Henry's reproductive partners is difficult to determine, especially Various When mistresses are factored in, But the king's partners Had A total of at least 11 and possibly 13 or more pregnancies. The exact number of abortions experienced by reproductive partner of Henry is difficult to determine, especially when the various lovers are caught in, but the partners of the king had a total of at least 11 and perhaps 13 or more pregnancies. Only four of the eleven Known pregnancies SURVIVED infancy. Only four of the eleven known pregnancies survived infancy. Whitley and Kramer call the high rate of spontaneous late-term abortion, Stillbirth, or rapid neonatal death Suffered by Henry's first two queens "an atypical reproductive pattern" Because, even in an age of high child mortality, most women Carried Their pregnancies to term , Usually infants and Their lived long enough to be christened. Whitley and Kramer called the high rate of spontaneous late-term abortion, stillbirth or neonatal death suffered by Henry rapid first two queens, a reproductive pattern atypical "because even in an era of high infant mortality, most women carried their pregnancies to term, and their children often lived long enough to be baptized.

The authors explain That if a father impregnates a positive Kell Kell negative mother, Each pregnancy has a 50-50 chance of Being Kell positive. The authors explain that if a father impregnates a positive Kell Kell negative mother, every pregnancy has a 50-50 to be Kell positive. The first pregnancy to term and Carries Typically Produces a healthy infant, even if the infant is Kell positive and the mother is Kell negative. The first pregnancy usually leads to term and produce a healthy baby, even if the child is Kell positive and the mother is Kell negative. But the mother's subsequent Kell positive pregnancies are at risk Because the mother's positive Kell Antibodies will attack the fetus as a foreign body. But the mother Kell positive pregnancies are at risk because the mother's antibodies attack the Kell positive fetus as a foreign body. Any baby That is Kell negative Will Not Be Attacked by the mother's Antibodies and will carry to term if healthy Com. Every baby that is not attacked by Kell negative antibodies from the mother and complete otherwise healthy.

"although the fact That Henry and Katherine of Aragon's firstborn did not survive is Somewhat atypical, it is possible That Affect Some cases of Kell sensitization even the first pregnancy," the report notes. "Despite the fact that Henry and Catherine of Aragon, first-born not to survive is a bit 'unusual, it is possible that some cases of Kell sensitization also affect the first pregnancy," the report noted. The survival of Mary, the fifth pregnancy for Katherine of Aragon, fits the scenario if Mary Kell Kell inherited the recessive gene from Henry, resulting in a healthy infant. The survival of Mary, the fifth pregnancy to Catherine of Aragon Kell is part of the scenario if Mary has inherited the recessive gene from Henry Kell, resulting in a healthy child. Anne Boleyn's pregnancies Were A textbook example of Kell alloimmunization with a healthy first child and subsequent late-term miscarriages. Anna Bolena pregnancies were a textbook example of a healthy child with Kell alloimmunization prior to and subsequent abortions late term. Jane Seymour HAD only one child before her death, But Also That healthy firstborn is consistent with a Kell positive father. Jane Seymour had a son just before his death, but that first-born healthy is also consistent with a father Kell positive.

Several of Henry's evil relatives Followed the Kell positive maternal reproductive patterns. Many of the male relatives di Enrico materno seguito il positivo Kell modello riproduttivo.

"We have traced the possible transmission of the Kell positive gene from Jacquetta of Luxembourg, the king's maternal great-grandmother," the report explains. "Abbiamo tracciato la possibile trasmissione del gene Kell positivo da Jacquetta di Lussemburgo, del re materna bisnonna", spiega il rapporto. "The pattern of reproductive failure among Jacquetta's male descendants, while the females were generally reproductively successful, suggests the genetic presence of the Kell phenotype within the family." "Il modello di problemi riproduttivi tra i discendenti maschi Jacquetta, mentre le femmine erano in genere di successo riproduttivo, suggerisce la presenza genetico del fenotipo Kell all'interno della famiglia."

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Da disturbo stagionale a spia di gravi malattie
C’E’ TOSSE E TOSSE:SONO ALMENO TRE E DIVERSE
Il punto su un sintomo assai comune, nell’esperienza dell’Unità Operativa di Pneumologia all’Università di Pavia


PAVIA - Quanti tipi di tosse conoscete? Ve lo diciamo noi: almeno tre, una “buona”, un’altra “meno buona” ed infine la “buona e cattiva”. In sostanza ce n’è per tutti gusti e quindi occorre fare la massima attenzione. E’ il pensiero dell’Unità Operativa di Pneumologia Riabilitativa at the Scientific Institute of Pavia IRCCS Fondazione "Maugeri".
The former is a useful and positive reaction that the body puts into action in the expulsion of foreign material accidentally entered in the upper airways, such as when a drop of water goes through or a small piece of bread does not take away the right.
The other, which usually presents in association with a cold or bronchitis that causes very clear, is a phenomenon mainly of a seasonal nature and usually intended to lead to a short time. But when s'evidenzia a new onset of cough or representing a deterioration of existing conditions, it is good listen more to the opinion of the medical officer.
part of the patient is also important to report any problems or allergic-type work in order to better evaluate what to do on the diagnostic and therapeutic plan.
If, on the contrary, there is no clear or identifiable causes well and maybe with new symptoms such as breathlessness, blood in sputum, fever and chest pain - plus -
can be a dangerous red flag for something more serious.
Here, the tests are useful to policy-level X-ray image as the X-ray and CT scan, instrumental, by spirometry, bronchoscopy, gastroscopy, or to chimico – clinici quali sangue ed espettorato.
In conclusione, la tosse può rappresentare un naturale meccanismo protettivo delle vie respiratorie od un fastidioso disturbo invernale, ma se accompagnata da altri sintomi importanti, deve essere considerata spia di situazioni cliniche maggiormente complesse e gravi.

GIAN UGO BERTI
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TUMORE DELL’OVAIO: IL PROBLEMA E’ L’IGNORANZA
30 donne su 100 non sanno la differenza con quello dell’utero. Solo l’11% sa che la diagnosi si fa con l’ecografia vaginale e controlli costanti. New treatments with anti-angiogenic

LONDON - Five Italian women are affected each year by ovarian cancer. Unfortunately, three thousand know when it is too late and the healing rates prove minimal. The disorders are in fact modest and confused with other situations, so you lose valuable time.
Besides this, there is also a problem of information. As it emerged from the meeting organized in Milan by the 'National Observatory ONDa and Roche, as many as 87% of women surveyed had never discussed the problem with your doctor or specialist, 70% do not know the problems and only 11% know that the vaginal ultrasound and pelvic examinations are essential for diagnosis.
The weakest link - has emerged from the reports - is the low level of symptoms, which may delay the suspicion and the diagnostic. Are reported bloating, pierced in the lower abdomen, bloating, altered bowel activity with alternating constipation and diarrhea, need to urinate often, feeling of fullness even uncomfortable with fasting and shortness of breath and swelling of the neck. Unfortunately, it was stigmatized, frequent recurrences of the disease appear. That is why the act can facilitate early surgical excision of the total mass.
remains a problem health education. Thirty percent of respondents reported that unfortunately does not know the difference between dependent tumor of the uterus and the ovary. For the first, in fact, exist on a national network of controls (Pap - tests) that can monitor, but within certain limits, the trend of health status. The regions, through the activities of local health authorities have established special health records with periodic evaluations. For the ovary, however, there are objective diagnostic difficulties, both clinical and instrumental, and therefore the road is all uphill.
Effect - It 's more in industrialized countries. An indirect cause may be represented assumption of fatty food, but the absence of pregnancy, infertility, pregnancy and late menopause increase the risk of delayed, which may decrease - however - with the oral contraceptive.
Origin and distribution - to 5% of the cases is related to genetic reasons. It spreads by direct extension or by the 'system of tumor cells in the peritoneum, or through the lymphatic and, through blood, though more rarely, liver and lungs.
enlarged ovaries and cancer - The probability that an ovary becomes enlarged when a cancer is directly proportional to the age of the patient. In practice, a woman in post - menopausal women with complex pelvic mass, it is useful to the implementation of the level of CA 125, the glycoprotein that 80% of cases, is the ability to display high-if - the presence of a tumor. Less indicative test is demonstrated in premenopausal patients.
Survival - Median survival of those affected, five years after diagnosis, s' around between five and forty percent.
surgery, chemotherapy, post - operative
and biological drugs are now available weapons. However, as reported Maurizio de Cicco, CEO of Roche, is to study biological molecules forms at an advanced stage, including the angiogenic drugs that are getting concrete successes. Are substances that act by blocking the formation of new blood vessels that carry blood and oxygen to the tumor. We wish them a speedy approval by the competent authorities.

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When the fear of moving it becomes a real disease


Translated into Italian a scale for measuring kinesiophobia, fear of movement-related pain


LONDON - Anxiety, fear of not heal, fear of leaving home, to move and fall are experiences that often complicate (ulteriormente) la vita di chi è affetto da qualche forma di dolore cronico. La situazione che si viene a creare in questo caso può, paradossalmente, portare a un aggravamento della situazione di partenza. Non sono quindi da sottovalutare frasi come «Per una persona nelle mie condizioni non è salutare svolgere attività fisica», «Non avrei così tanto dolore se non ci fosse in me qualcosa di pericoloso» quando sono pronunciare, per esempio, da chi convive con un dolore persistente.

L'esercizio è una vera cura per la mente

Ecco come ci si blocca da soli

IL TEST - La buona notizia è che oggi è più facile "scovare" i segnali psicologici che possono influenzare negativamente la ripresa della vita attiva in caso, per esempio, di mal di schiena cronico, ma anche in seguito a una caduta o ad altri problemi e muscoloscheletrici. Ricercatori italiani della Fondazione Maugeri hanno, infatti, tradotto e adattato per l'italiano un scala (IL TEST) per la misurazione della kinesiophobia, cioè la paura del movimento legata al dolore, e con uno studio mirato, pubblicato sulla rivista Spine, ne hanno dimostrato la validità. «Nella nostra ricerca abbiamo coinvolto 178 pazienti fra i 25 e gli 87 anni, con dolore alla schiena persistente ai quali abbiamo chiesto di compilare la scala per la kinesiophobia - spiega Marco Monticone, responsabile dell'U.O. di Riabilitazione Neuromotoria dell'Istituto Scientifico di Lissone (Milano) della Fondazione Maugeri -. I dati che abbiamo raccolto confermano che anche la versione in italiano di questa scala può quantificare oggettivamente le principali sfumature secondarie alla paura del movimento legata al dolore muscolare o osseo».

UMORE - «L'utilizzo della scala agevola il compito del medico nell'inquadrare il paziente nella sua globalità - continua Monticone -. La paura della sofferenza è un'esperienza emotiva del tutto soggettiva che condiziona e modifica i comportamenti e spesso rende il paziente inabile fisicamente ed emotivamente. Chi soffre di dolori persistenti, infatti, sviluppa spesso disfunzioni del movimento dovute direttamente al dolore (rigidità, debolezza muscolare, alterazioni della postura and gait), but can also develop alterations in mood and behavior, caused by pain, which imply severe constraints of everyday life. Early identification of pain-related behaviors may thus help not only to identify the most appropriate strategies for care, but also behavioral signs (eg posture to take, physical activity that can be engaged in) the most useful in each case " .



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errors Revealed magician of the scalpel than 100 years ago, similar to those of today

notes a neurosurgeon from the late nineteenth century and the beginning of last century

(Reuters) - The problem of medical errors is not as new as it seems. A survey sifting through the notes of the famous American neurosurgeon Harvey Williams Cushing, written in the late nineteenth century and the beginning of last century, has revealed an abundant documentation of its surgical mishaps. But the depth of his suggestions to prevent future errors, according to modern researchers, in some cases are strikingly similar to those that still occur in hospitals around the world. A team of Johns Hopkins University, whose hospital The surgeon worked for years, says on the 'Archives of Surgery' as it may have played an important stimulus for the progress of medical care and neurosurgery in the age of Cushing. And its discovery may have the same positive effect today. "To acknowledge medical errors is obviously something that the white coats are considered to be of crucial importance for the advancement of science long ago," said Katherine Latimer, lead author of the research. Latimer and his colleagues scoured the archives of the Johns Hopkins locating the notes for 878 patients with Cushing. The notes, which were transferred to microfilm decades ago, covering the early career of the great surgeon, dal 1896 al 1912. Ma la decifrazione degli appunti è stata resa complessa dalla grafia poco comprensibile dello specialista, da abbreviazioni e dai fitti commenti di altri medici. Così i ricercatori hanno selezionato 30 casi, in cui alcuni errori sono chiaramente delineati da Cushing. I casi appartengono a categorie di errori simili a quelli che affliggono oggi i medici, spiegano gli autori, classificando 11 degli episodi 'nel mirino' come errori di giudizio: in cui, in pratica, Cushing ha fatto la scelta sbagliata durante un intervento chirurgico. Un esempio fra tutto, l'operazione eseguita sul lato sbagliato del cervello di un paziente. Diciassette casi, poi, sono stati identificati come "errore umano", in cui Cushing ha rivelato un comportamento clumsy or careless, such as the fall of an instrument in a surgical wound. Three episodes were considered related to equipment or instruments. Latimer and his colleagues were stupid amount of documentation from the "honest and transparent" through which analyzes the Cushing's conduct. The notes acknowledge the errors that may have led to death or put in balance the success of interventions. And this at a time when the malpractice litigation was already becoming a growing concern for physicians, at least in the U.S.. Not so much (at least at the time) as a matter of sanctions for the same reputation as the 'white coats'. It was an era of great medical advances: the mortality of patients operati per tumori cerebrali è scesa dal 50% al 13% nel corso della carriera del celebre neurochirurgo. Progressi frutto non solo delle tecnologie più avanzate, ma anche del fatto che per la prima volta è stata tenuta una attenta documentazione degli errori, che hanno aiutato lo stesso Cushing e altri chirurghi a sviluppare metodi per evitarli, dicono i ricercatori. "Le persone sono esseri umani e faranno" sempre "degli errori medici", dice Latimer, "vigilare sulle proprie debolezze è fondamentale per migliorare". Un atteggiamento che deve essere rinnovato "anche oggi". Anche perché, spiega Alfredo Quinones, associato di neurochirurgia presso la Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine e autore anziano dello studio, gli errori doctors still have a huge impact on patients and their families. "Recognize and report can help us significantly improve the medicine."