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Aisling Gallagher, a seemingly super healthy young woman, experienced alarming bowel symptoms that ultimately led to a diagnosis of stage-two rectal cancer at age 28, prompting her to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and recognizing warning signs in one's health. #BowelCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #CancerSurvivor

The Prosecutor's Office of Belluno is evaluating the request for dismissal for the pediatrician involved in the death of a two-year-old girl, who died after being discharged from the emergency room, as a causal link between the doctor's conduct and the death has not been demonstrated, despite the diagnosis of pneumococcal meningitis emerging later. #Meningite #Belluno #Medici (translated)

The author wrote that personalised medicine could transform prevention, diagnosis and treatment, but said its breakthroughs would matter only if they reached patients. In a message to a conference on personalised medicine in Ireland, the author said EU pharmaceutical reform and the Biotech Act could support innovation and access. https://t.co/W7FMPjG9Gn #PersonalisedMedicine #Innovation #Healthcare #IE #EU

The author wrote that a personal article about life alongside a person with bipolar disorder dealt with a topic that deeply involved him. He argued that too little was being done for the families, that there was a lot of ignorance, and that diagnoses were still often incorrect. He added that today, atypical antipsychotics along with lithium could save lives. (translated)

The author said AI could help predict cardiovascular risk earlier, improve diagnosis and support more personalised care. They announced the launch of CHAIN, describing it as a new €20 million flagship initiative on AI and cardiovascular health under the SafeHeartsPlan. https://t.co/oNKvapp2zD #AI #CardiovascularHealth #HealthcareInnovation #EU

The author said buyers of older homes could obtain detailed information about their energy performance, but noted there was no equivalent mandatory asbestos assessment before purchase. They questioned whether buyers should be informed about potentially dangerous materials before signing.

Angelo Mangiante recalled the Wimbledon final on July 12, won by Jannik Sinner against Alexander Zverev, who was defeated by the Italian for the tenth consecutive time. He said he had the honor of interviewing Sinner after the victory and described the day as historic for Italian sports. Mangiante reported that Sinner announced, after consulting the doctors, that he needed a cycle of treatment for his knee and considered the 2026 season over. According to the journalist, the year had ended with 44 wins and three losses, one Slam—his fifth career Slam—and five Masters 1000 titles: Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, and Rome. Sinner had been number one for 95 weeks, Mangiante wrote, adding that the break would give Zverev the opportunity to surpass him. Mangiante explained that the diagnosis, confirmed in four consultations and also by a knee expert seen in Lyon, Professor Bertrand Sommery-Cotet, was an extra-articular tendinopathy of the right knee, indicated as ITBS. He reported that the specialists did not consider surgery necessary and recommended rest, therapy, athletic reconditioning, and muscle strengthening, without haste. The goal, he wrote, was to fully recover and return at his best in 2027. The journalist noted that the break would mean six months without Sinner, for the first time, and deemed the decision to focus on a long-term career the most sensible. He also expressed confidence that upon return, the tennis player would come back even stronger. #Tennis #JannikSinner #Sportitaliano (translated)

The mystery of the death of Daria Shipilova, a young researcher at an anti-plague institute in Siberia, revolves around pneumonia of unknown etiology that has raised doubts about the possible involvement of the plague and the timeliness of diagnosis and treatment. #Peste #Siberia #SalutePubblica (translated)

At 11 o'clock, it was written that a report from the RIS had emerged in Garlasco, never filed, on the personality profile of Stasi. Dr. Melania Rizzoli had called the diagnosis clear-cut and accusatory, noting that it had been made without having known the defendant and based solely on the interrogation. https://t.co/8wC2S4Mkc9 #Garlasco #giustizia #giuridico (translated)

The author called for reconsidering the diagnosis of borderline personality disorder, writing that for more than four decades people whose distress centred on relationships had been labelled as having a disordered personality. They argued that the evidence no longer supported that framing.

The author said the research could help scientists identify links between brain cells and functions, memories and behaviour, and better understand conditions such as dementia, epilepsy and addiction. They added that this knowledge could lead to new approaches to diagnosis and treatment and improve outcomes for patients.

Roelienden Ouden wrote that the treatments continued in Sweden. They said the Gothenburg clinic’s restrictive approach had prompted complaints of discrimination, while the Stockholm clinic issued gender dysphoria diagnoses five times more often per capita. #Genus #Hälsa #Diskriminering #SE

LuciaM4 shared a message from Milo Infante about the Garlasco case, in which the journalist wondered where the experts in guarantees were when, according to him, a person had made a diagnosis of paraphilia without even having read Stasi's identification document. #Garlasco #ore11 https://t.co/cVXjTdXAKc #garantismo #parafilie #giustizia (translated)

I deeply appreciated the courage and humanity with which @ale_dibattista chose to publicly share his brain cancer diagnosis. Talking about such a difficult illness on television, without filters and without hiding, means putting aside one’s public image and showing oneself as one is: a person facing an important trial in their life. I also appreciated the choice to set aside, at least for this moment, his political ambitions to focus on treatment and his health. It is a choice I consider deeply human and dignified. Medicine also needs people like this: people who have the courage to show their faces, to talk about illness without taboos and to face treatment with dignity and without fear. Telling one’s story can help those living the same experience feel less alone. I have not always agreed with some of his political positions. But today that takes a back seat. Today I stand by his side and want to be one of his first supporters in this battle against the disease. I wish Alessandro all my heart strength, courage, and serenity in the journey ahead of him. Modern medicine also needs people like him, able to transform a personal affair into a message of humanity and courage. Thank you, Alessandro. #Tumore #Coraggio #Umanità (translated)

A study published in Nature Neuroscience indicates that magnetic resonance imaging can detect signs of Alzheimer's disease up to seven years earlier than PET scans, opening new possibilities for the early diagnosis of the disease. #Alzheimer #RisonanzaMagnetica #DiagnosiPrecoce (translated)

In Italy, each year there are about 6,000 new diagnoses of brain cancer, a type of neoplasm for which there are currently no screening programs, making it essential to pay attention to the signs and symptoms that may indicate the disease. #TumoreAlCervello #Salute #DiagnosiPrecoce (translated)

AI will not replace doctors. It will make us dramatically more effective - from prevention and early detection to diagnosis and treatment. And its biggest impact may go even further: accelerating drug discovery and development, helping us find better treatments for diseases we #AI #Healthcare #MedicalInnovation #Therearenospecificcountrycodesmentionedinthetweet.

"Conobbi Sinisa in un ristorante romano al Gianicolo e fu un colpo di fulmine, da lì non ci siamo più lasciati. Lui mi propose di vivere con lui. Gli risposi 'solo da sposata' e dopo un anno di fidanzamento abbiamo detto si. Volevamo entrambi una famiglia numerosa. Oggi sono anche nonna di due nipoti e tutto questo affetto dei figli mi aiuta a non soccombere alla sofferenza. Nel 2019 eravamo in Sardegna, una notte Sinisa sentì un dolore fortissimo e dopo tutti gli accertamenti scoprimmo quella malattia molto aggressiva. La diagnosi era terribile, ma noi facemmo un patto: "Affrontiamo tutto insieme e vinceremo questo brutto male". Sono stati anni faticosi ma lui cercava sempre di sorridere e alla fine delle terapie eravamo sicuri di avercela fatta. Il momento peggiore è arrivato quando scoprimmo la recidiva. Lui mi chiedeva sempre: "Ce la farò?" Gli dicevo di sì, non mi sono mai fatta vedere da lui con le lacrime, anzi, ero allegra perché lui spiava le mie reazioni per capire quanto stesse male. Quando fu chiaro che era alla fine, facemmo un viaggio tristissimo da Bologna a Roma. Sinisa taceva, mi disse solo: "Mi dispiace non vedere crescere i miei figli". Lasciai cadere quella frase, ormai non c'era più nulla da fare. Sinisa tornò in ospedale. Era a letto, io accanto a lui. E mi disse: "Arianna ricordati che ti amo, ora ci sarai tu come guida per i nostri figli". E dopo poco mi lasciò la mano dolcemente e se ne andò, sereno, perché mi aveva affidato il suo amore e la sua famiglia". ARIANNA RAPACCIONI, moglie del grande SINISA MIHAJLOVIC #AmoreEterno #Famiglia #Coraggio