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Gender medicine tells us that it is time to change

By Silvia De Francia - November 25, 2024

Phytotherapeutics under the scrutiny of science.

by Silvia De Francia - August 31, 2023.

The Region is the first in Italy for gender medicine.

Gender health for women with outpatient clinics and handbook. Not all treatments are the same.

(Press Review of the University of Turin, August 21, 2023, page 8)

Paolo Coccorese interviews Prof. Silvia De Francia - August 2023.

Gender Health. Piedmont, a female health laboratory

The regional council has approved the ad hoc plan. But the revolution is not easy. Balance and initial successes towards the regional vote..

by Paolo Coccorese - August 2023

Gender Medicine, why men and women are different: the pharmacologist's answers.

The video interview by Gabriele Beccaria with Silvia De Francia - June 20th, 2023

An evening at the Egyptian Museum in Turin discovering gender medicine.

Archaeology and science in dialogue: seven talks that connect the past and the future, unveiling the secrets of each individual's health.

By: Silvia De Francia - May 10th, 2023

Alzheimer is female: she needs a treatment of her own.

By. Silvia De Francia - December 29th, 2022

Sex and gender in medicine.

The right clinical approach should be based on the concept of equity, through which it is possible to examine the facts without bias or false constructs: a true act of social justice.

By: Silvia De Francia - December 21st, 2022

Mitotane levels in patients with adrenocortical carcinoma: gender differences (University of Turin Press Review, January 10, 2022, page 3)

By: Silvia De Francia - January 2022

Gender medicine: when does the effectiveness of the right come into play?

Interview to Silvia De Francia

By Monica Pereno - 2021

"Gender medicine is becoming a reality."

Irma D'Aria interviews prof. Silvia De Francia - December 10th, 2020

"I want to create a center for gender pharmacology in the region." (University of Turin Press Review, June 22, 2020, page 23)

Lorenza Castagneri interviews prof. Silvia De Francia

Covid, why are men more affected than women?

The male immune system is more fragile due to biological, genetic, and hormonal factors

BY: Silvia De Francia - April 7th, 2020

Side effects favor women.

Many drugs are tested only on males and are not calibrated for gender differences.

By Silvia De Francia - July 17th, luglio 2018 (Rassegna Stampa dell'Università di Torino, pag. 9)

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