When a new pathology is identified, giving it a name is necessary to be able to describe, research and treat…
Kublai asked Marco: "You, who go about exploring and who see signs, can tell me toward which of these fu-tUres…
In the ideal reading room, several readers indicated the need to address religious and spiritual texts. Here, we propose some…
We gladly host the contribution of Letizia Ragusa, MD, Specialist in Endocrinology and Clinical Pharmacology, Endocrinologist and Auxologist at IRCCS…
It happens to me to participate to round tables, meetings, educational sessions, interdisciplinary study groups where traditional competencies in Health…
Oliver Sacks is considered as one of the figures to whom we owe the practice of Narrative Medicine, even if…
We are pleased to publish an interview with Domenica Taruscio, MD, Research Director and Director of the National Center for…
My name is Kathy H. I’m thirty-one years old, and I’ve been a carer now for over eleven years. That…
Elizabeth Bishop was born in 1911 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Since her death in 1979, her reputation has grown to the point…
Bernardino De Felici is a General Practitioner: he takes care, even for a long time, of people affected by pathologies…
The book Narrative Medicine. Honouring the Stories of Illness, by Rita Charon, has been recently published into Italian by the…
Which is the role of the unknown in contemporary Medicine? Can Philosophy provide some help in dealing with it? To…
We gladly publish the review of The Languages of Care in Narrative Medicine by Maria Giulia Marini, written by Reverend Professor June…
The term telecare refers to technical devices and professional practices applied in the so-called remote assistance, to support chronic patients living…
In recent years, the gap between virtual and real, corporeal and extracorporeal, has become increasingly subtle. The spread of integrative…