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Dengue Fever Cases Rise In Rome

Dengue fever cases are surging in Rome and Lazio. Italy's capital city is facing a concerning surge, with a total of 66 native cases reported in the latest update from the National Institute of Health (ISS). This represents a sharp increase from the 288 cases reported since the beginning of the year.

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Because it s hard to even think about mental health reform

by Andrea Angelozzi June 14th - Dear Director,I confess that I find myself torn between conflicting reflections in the face of proposals for new standards

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Italy makes birth control pills free despite birth rate drop

Italy makes birth control pills free despite birth rate drop
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Free birth control pill, Pro Vita: Serious and dangerous - Healthcare

Free birth control pill, Pro Vita: Serious and dangerous - Healthcare
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Italy s Hospital Backlog Risks 20,000 New Deaths

MILAN In March, the first coronavirus outbreak in the West put Italy s hospitals under unprecedented strain, with health authorities facing what they described as a "tsunami" of new patients. As intensive care units filled with COVID-19 patients, hospitals scrambled to convert other wards, freeing.

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