Open access – CC BY-NC-SA
Open access – CC BY-NC-SA
Bimonthly journal published by Giovanni Fioriti Editore srl
ISSN PRINT EDITION: 1724-4935, ISSN ONLINE EDITION: 2385-0787 Language: English.
DOI: doi.org/10.36131/cnfioritieditore
€30,00 Ebook
edited by Donatella Marazziti
“Clinical Psychopharmacotherapy is a comprehensive look at the entire spectrum of mental disorders and their treatments featuring a tour de force of Italian experts, scientists and clinicians. It is up to date, and should serve as a most useful reference now that it is available in English. Congratulations to the contributors and editor”.
Stephen M. Stahl
University of California, San Diego
€9,00 Ebook
The COVID-19 pandemic has led the government to extend and reinforce their recommendations for influenza vaccination, and several Italian Regions have made it obligatory for elderly people and healthworkers. Right now, however, the most reliable studies in the elderly have shown it is useful only in people with active heart disease. For people without heart problems there is no strong evidence in its favor. The same seems true for indiscriminate vaccination of pregnant women and children. For health workers too there is no proof of net benefit, and anyway the obligation does not seem compatible with current practice.
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edited by Paula Weerkamp-Bartholomeus
ReAttach is focusing on the similarity in cognitive processing of information, emotions and events. The underlying structure of ReAttach is based on ortho-paedagogical influencing, obstructing factors and facilitating optimal conditions for cognitive functioning and growth.
€19,00 Ebook
by Francesco Colotta
This book wants to recapitulate the cellular and molecular mechanism underlying the adaptative and evolutionary nature of cancer and to discuss how we might take advantage from considering cancer an adaptative and evolutionary disease to design new strategies for cancer therapy and prevention.
€19,00 Ebook
by Frauke Schultze-Lutter, Jean Addington, Stephan Ruhrmann, Joachim Klosterkötter
The Schizophrenia Proneness Instrument originates in the basic symptom concept first described by Gerd. Basic symptoms are subtle, subclinical self-experienced disturbances in drive, stress tolerance, affect, thinking, speech, perception and motor action, which are phenomenologically clearly distinct from psychotic symptoms.
Letter to the editor
by Giulio Vannini
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