Recommendations

Vitamina D e letteratura: fatti e misfatti

Contorno S, Pecile PA.

2021/10 — pag. 646-649 — DOI

In the last twenty years, the international scientific literature paid particular attention to vitamin D deficiency. Many pathological conditions, like allergy, asthma, cancers, autoimmune, cardiovascular and infectious diseases were attributed to vi...

Vitamina D: è indispensabile... ma non esageriamo!

E.M.G. Marrella, S.Tagliati, S. Brachi, C. Gelli, M. Giovannini, G. Turlà, C. Malaventura

2013/8 — pag. 530-531

The article presents a case of severe hypercalcemia due to hypervitaminosis D in a 5-month-old infant. The child was fed with infant formula. He received 2 drops of 25-hydroxy vitamin D3/day since he was born. His clinical features showed growth reta...

Le vaccinazioni nell’adolescente

G. Bona

2003/8 — pag. 503-506

The recommended immunization schedule for adolescents is reviewed. Catch up immunization of unvaccinated adolescents is required to ameliorate the efficacy of vaccination campaigns. Administration of booster doses of dT(pa) and measles is considere...

Il punto sulle linee guida

R. Buzzetti

2003/7 — pag. 420

Raccomandazioni sull’allattamento materno per i nati a termine, di peso appropriato, sani

Sociatà Italiana di Neonatologia

2002/2 — pag. 91-98

An ad hoc committee was established by the Italian Society of Neonatology, to develop recommendations for breastfeeding (BF) term, healthy babies. The main recommendations include the following : information about BF should start before birth, poss...

Raccomandazioni per l’assistenza alla madre in puerperio e al neonato

2000/1 — pag. 35-43

The document is the final product of a process which comprised bibliographic search, discussion and consensus development among the various professionals involved in post-partum care to mothers and to newborn babies, in both hospital and primary he...

Posizione prona, rischio di SIDS, e consigli del pediatra

C. Rosso, M. Russo, M.G. Cammarota, M. Baserga

1998/1 — pag. 31-34

In 1992 the American Academy of Paediatrics Task Force on Infant Positioning and SIDS recommended that healthy term infants must be put to sleep on their back or side to decrease the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The Authors inves...