9 Mar 2026
Alcohol and Health: The biological vulnerability of the female body
For many decades, medicine has treated alcohol consumption as a...
4 Mar 2026
Sapiens Women preferred Neanderthal men
Genetic data reveal a surprising asymmetry in pairings, with a...
2 Mar 2026
Animal Neurodiversity: Science beyond behavioral standards
For decades, the concept of neurodiversity has been considered an...
23 Feb 2026
One Health: Health is built before it’s treated – From the Column ‘Medicine – Highlights’
When talking about “One Health,” there’s a risk of using...
16 Feb 2026
The Heart – An enigmatic organ – Prof. Giordano for “Medicine Highlights”
The heart isn’t just the muscle responsible for pumping blood:...
12 Feb 2026
Your body has a built-in Cancer Alarm. It’s called p53
How SHRO researchers mapped the molecular mechanism that stops damaged...
9 Feb 2026
That thin line between the Malaise of Living and Mental Illness – Prof. Giordano for “Medicine Highlights”
In recent years, the boundary between the experience of pain...
6 Feb 2026
A simple test for a complex disease: Alzheimer’s – Prof. Antonio Giordano for “La Voce di New York”
A new line of research is opening very different scenarios:...
2 Feb 2026
Therapeutic and research opportunities in refractory, rare, and neglected cancers
Oncology has made great strides against the most common cancers,...
26 Jan 2026
Why does constant “chronic” lamenting cause stress? – From “Medicine Highlights” for Il Mattino
A Stanford University study examined the neurobiological effects of prolonged...
21 Jan 2026
Under stress, women’s cells resist, men’s cells “suicide themselves” – From “Medicine Highlights” for Il Mattino
A recent study investigated how male (XY) and female (XX)...
19 Jan 2026
Professor Antonio Giordano Launches “Medicine – Highlights” for Il Mattino
Professor Antonio Giordano now contributes a dedicated column titled “Medicine –...