di Antonella De Giuli
Being always connected has a price, and sometimes it is our self-esteem that pays for it, maybe in the moments in which, surfing the internet. On social networks, we come across excerpts of the seemingly beautiful life of successful people, friends, colleagues, or simply neighbors of home

by Lorenzo Baldini
In the collective imagination, the fruit is the healthy food par excellence, both for adults and children. In principle, it is very accurate

di Antonella De Giuli
Dr. Antonella De Giuli provides us with valuable suggestions on how to face and manage the current stress situation created by the Covid-19 emergency with serenity.

by Heather Knowles
Turn off the radio, the television, the social media. Put down that paper and that smart phone. While there is valid information about COVID-19, or the Corona virus, out there, there are more articles full of false facts that are creating mass hysteria

di Ferdinando Catalano
No man is an island, complete in himself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the whole. If even a sod were washed away from the sea, Europe would have diminished it, as if it lacked a promontory, as if a home of your friends, or your own house, was missing. The death of any man diminishes me, because I am part of humanity. So never ask for whom the bell tolls: it tolls for you

di Antonella De Giuli
Our Dr. deGiuli wants to invite us to see this great moment of crisis as an opportunity to reflect on what makes this life

by Antonella De Giuli
It doesn't matter how many friends you have on Facebook or how many followers on Twitter; they are not real friends or real fans. What counts are the people who will miss you if you are gone tomorrow

by Antonella De Giuli
A few years ago, I visited the region of Lorraine in France. The area is full of history from the World War I. During a guided tour of a bunker, I noticed a woman who must have been around eighty years old.


by Barbara Naggi
A Guideline to Getting Inked Everyone knows that tattoos have become extremely popular. In fact, the art of applying ink to skin has been around for eons—so long that nobody even knows exactly when the practice first started