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President Sergio Mattarella said Generation Z was the hope of Italy, adding that stereotypes about the attitudes and conduct of young people are frequently well off the mark during a visit to Vercelli for the inauguration of the academic year of the Univer... (ANSA)

Sernova has secured ODD and rare paediatric disease designation (RPDD) from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its Haemophilia A programme.

In a world-first, the Italian research charity Telethon will manufacture and distribute a gene therapy for an inherited immunodeficiency that was dropped by the industry. In a world-first, the Italian research charity Telethon will manufacture and distribute a gene therapy for an inherited immunodeficiency that was dropped by the industry.

African Development Bank appoints Dr. Soumik Paul as Acting Director, Staff Welfare Services, Compensation and Employment Policy Department - The Maravi Post

Bravery, record-breaker, Dominican priest, doctors, horror story writer and breast cancer campaigner make it to the Republic Day honours list

Tech.Mt and University of Malta sign cooperation agreement in technology innovation with eight Italian universities Agreement between Tech.Mt, University of Malta and eight Italian universities will open doors to exciting opportunities for current and future tech graduates 23 April 2021, 5:38pm by Paul Cocks The Minister for the Economy and Industry, Silvio Schembri, today presided over the signing of a cooperation agreement between Tech.Mt, the University of Malta and eight Italian Universiti...

University of Tasmania France How long does education and training take? To work in the legal department of a company or an administration, completing a two-year technical university degree can be sufficient. An undergraduate degree of three years gets you a license, which can lead to careers as a legal assistant, real estate negotiator, clerk, or police lieutenant. With an additional 2-year masters degree, graduates can become lawyers specializing in public law, private law, European, or inter...

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If you have a patient who has been hospitalized because of COVID-19, there’s a good chance they will still have respiratory problems or physical impairments even four months after being discharged, according to new research published in JAMA Network Open. What you need to know about COVID-19 Explore top articles, videos, research highlights and more from the AMA—your source for clear, evidence-based news and guidance during the pandemic. On top of that, physicians need to be ready to help t...

Covid-19 patients face symptoms four months after hospital discharge, finds a new study  Six percent of people who had struggled to breathe while hospitalized still reported labored breathing four months later 17% of hospitalized people had symptoms of PTSD after discharge  Five percent of patients died in the weeks after release from hospitals - though the causes of their deaths are unknown