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An interview with Algonquin chief Grand-Father. Dominique Rankin and Grand-Mother Marie-Josée Tardif, devoted to reconciliation with nature and people. The forest is his sanctuary. It is the nave where songs and prayers resound.
12 novembre 2021 h. 18 (ora italiana – UTC 17) | Il programma del Webinar prevede due interventi preordinati (sottotitolati in italiano), seguiti da dibattito. Nel primo intervento Rita Bersch e Rita Souza, dal Brasile, una fisioterapista esperta di comunicazione aumentativa e alternativa e una pedagosista esperta di educazione inclusiva
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EoF lancia una marcia globale. Le donne e le bambine afgane sono di nuovo schiave, private di diritti e di libertà.
Sabato 15 maggio 2021 si svolgerà la maratona di solidarietà a supporto della ONG indiana Shanti Ashram, impegnata in attività sanitarie, educative e socio-economiche nel distretto di Coimbatore.
We will go and live in the country, we will all work from home, we will stop meeting in public places: perhaps as a reaction to the uncertainty we are experiencing, the debates on the cities that will come after the pandemic are a kaleidoscope of utopian scenarios.
This past June, I was able to attend “United World Week 2019: No One In Need.” While the event itself was spectacular, the biggest question is always, “How can I take this back home?”
Provision for supporting people with mental illness: A comparison of 30 european countries
Nearly 50 million people worldwide suffer from dementia. According to current forecasts, by the year 2050,
The former U.S. surgeon general and others encourage ways to address the risks of social isolation. Moments of tragedy are often times
“A really good liver” I remember when I was a medical student the excitement of going round the wards with a keen doctor who would take us to feel a “really good spleen” or listen to an “interesting cardiac murmur”. Like my fellow students in our new, pristine white coats, I was very excited. However, something in me rebelled and a little voice said, “This isn’t quite right”. It was not that we did not greet the patient, ask permission to examine and do all that medical etiquette and politeness required. I felt uneasy and could not articulate why.
Evolution of medicine and of the hospital. Through the centuries, the European hospital has gone through a real metamorphosis.
Starting from the “Hospitalis Domus”, the house where guests were received during the first centuries of our era, the hospital was primarily the place where Christian charity was exercised through all ages.
I am specialised in anaesthesia and I have other specialisations in pain therapy, acupuncture and palliative medicine. I work with 5 colleagues in a specialised medical surgery. (In Germany the national health system has two branches: hospitals and medical clinics/surgeries). Our clinic for pain therapy and palliative medicine, is the biggest medical surgery for the therapy of chronic pain in Germany.