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You won't have any other teeth
With the pandemic, many more people have learned to wash and disinfect their hands frequently. Studies and clinical experience have led Dr. Marisa Roncati to develop the RONCA protocol, which also includes cleansing of the eyes, nose, and mouth. The protocol is simple and effective, aimed at preventing virus and bacteria infections, especially in healthy individuals. It has no contraindications or side effects; instead, it helps improve oral hygiene control, with undisputed benefits for oral and overall health. Additionally, it is supported by a timeless, creative, and catchy piece: Ronca Beats, which will make it go viral. It's an easy and enjoyable read that dentists can recommend to patients so that through anecdotes, words of wisdom, and unique revelations, they can easily acquire oral hygiene norms and good practices to prevent diseases transmitted through respiratory droplets and saliva, and maintain strong and healthy teeth and gums. "You won't have any other teeth" explains to everyone, in clear words, that a healthy mouth impacts overall well-being.
High-Tech Personalized Healthcare in Movement Disorders
The management of movement disorders is undergoing rapid transformation through the use of innovative health technologies, such as wearable sensors, mobile apps, robotics, and telemedicine systems. These technologies continue to evolve, providing new solutions for early diagnosis, remote monitoring, tailored treatments, and enhanced rehabilitative strategies that cater to individual needs through personalized approaches. With the aid of new health technologies, motor abnormalities can be sensitively recognized and objectively assessed, providing quantifiable measures to detect subtle changes associated with treatment response and disease progression. Moreover, long-term instrumental monitoring offers the opportunity for improving therapeutic strategies by gathering ecological data directly at patients’ homes in free-living situations.
In Gold We Trust
In Gold We Trust is a historical and sociological account of how, by the late 1960s, three small Italian towns had come to lead the world in the production of gold jewelry--even though they had virtually no jewelry industry less than a century before, and even though Italy had western Europe's most restrictive gold laws. It is a distinctive but paradigmatic story of how northern Italy performed its post-World War II economic miracle by creating localized but globally connected informal economies, in which smuggling, tax evasion, and the violation of labor standards coexisted with ongoing deliberation over institutional change and the benefits of political participation. The Italian gold jewe...
Guida Monaci
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Italians to America
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