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Phytotherapy in the Valnerina Marche (Central Italy)
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1985The phytotherapeutic uses of 90 medicinal plants still used locally in the Valnerina valley, Marche, Central Italy, are listed. Some of the species used are very common in the region, while others are cultivated, but all are easily available. Several uses of these plants are remarkable and unknown in other Italian regions.
M L, Leporatti, A, Pavesi, E, Posocco
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Macrobenthos in Montedoglio Reservior, central Italy
Hydrobiologia, 1996An investigation was carried out on the macrobenthos of Montedoglio Reservoir, an artificial lake in central Italy. Seven qualitative and quantitative samplings, performed by drag netting and airlifting at 5 stations, revealed a total of 48 taxa during 1992–94.
DI GIOVANNI, Maria Vittoria +2 more
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Risk Factors for Ovarian Cancer in Central Italy
Gynecologic Oncology, 2000We conducted a case-control study to analyze risk factors for ovarian cancer.Cases included 440 women (age range 13-80 years, median 54) with a histologically confirmed diagnosis of epithelial ovarian cancer who were admitted to the Gynecological Oncological Department of Gynecologic Oncology at the Catholic University Hospital in Rome, Italy. Controls
S. Greggi +6 more
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Italy: the Centrality of Opera
1990When the young Napoleon Bonaparte led a French army into Italy in 1796 it marked the end of an unusual half-century of peace for a much-invaded country. It also launched a series of revolutions, imposed by the French with the help of a minority of intellectuals rather than generated from within.
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Trichinella from Rats in Central Italy
The Journal of Parasitology, 1986cit.), which reflects their binding to lipids in the worms. Despite the activity of glutathione transferase, the complete recovery of the unchanged TBZ from (14C) TBZ in in vitro uptake studies indicates that this enzyme plays no role in detoxification of TBZ.
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Phytotherapy in the Subequana Valley, Abruzzo, central Italy
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1980We report on the phytotherapeutic applications in the Subequana Valley, Abruzzo, central Italy, that we found from direct investigation among the people that are still using plants for curing human and animal diseases. The plant species utilized (about sixty) are those native to the region and easily available.
CHICHIRICCO', Giuseppe +3 more
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Central vascular catheter infections in a Hospital of Central Italy.
The new microbiologica, 2014The insertion and the permanence of central venous catheters (CVC) represent potential sources of infection contracted in hospital. The evaluation of the risk of CVC-associated infections was evaluated in a retrospective study during the period 2007-2010 in a Hospital of Central Italy.
Silvia Lombardi +5 more
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An outbreak of hepatitis a in young adults in central Italy
European Journal of Epidemiology, 1990Between September, 1988 and January, 1989 a common source outbreak of 47 cases of serologically confirmed hepatitis A occurred in a town of central Italy. Thirty-eight cases were primary, three co-primary and six secondary. The highest age-specific attack rate was seen in subjects aged 15-24 years (120 per 100,000); the mean age of cases was 24.6 years
Stroffolini, T +5 more
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CRUSTAL BLOCKS AND SEISMICITY IN THE CENTRAL APENNINES OF ITALY
1998Kinematics and geodynamics of crustal-block structures separated by compliant zones with viscoelastic rheology play an important role in defining the conditions for many deformation events such as ordinary seismic ruptures, silent and slow earthquakes and aseismic fault creep phenomena. New seismological data from the Latium-Abruzzi carbonatic platform
Bella, F. +6 more
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