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Adriana Albini

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Adriana Albini is scientific collaborator at the European Institute of Oncology (IEO) in Milan, Professor of General Pathology at the Milan Bicocca University, she has been deputy Chief of Genoa Cancer Center and Head of Research Department of Reggio Emilia Cancer Center and Scientific Director of MultiMedica Onlus.
Born to be walkers? How to stay healthy in a sedentary world
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Born to be walkers? How to stay healthy in a sedentary world

  • Adriana Albini
  • 4 November 2022

Humans have been endurance runners and walkers for at least 2 million years. Walking and running are our two main gaits. Whether we are more predisposed for the former or the latter is under debate. Studies carried out in the…

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Pandemics, War, Reconstruction and the Duty of Medicine and Science
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Pandemics, War, Reconstruction and the Duty of Medicine and Science

  • Adriana Albini
  • 4 April 2022

“It is sufficiently obvious that the problems of reconstruction following the war will tax the intelligence and good will of mankind to the utmost. It is also certain that mistakes made during this period will   have more serious consequences…

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Do patents encourage or discourage innovation? Intellectual property from ancient Greece to the Covid pandemic
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Do patents encourage or discourage innovation? Intellectual property from ancient Greece to the Covid pandemic

  • Adriana Albini
  • 18 March 2022

In October 2020, India and South Africa submitted to the World Trade Organization (WTO) a proposal for a waiver from certain provisions of the Trips agreement – the 1994 WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights. The rationale…

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A fair chance for women in oncology: we must all insist on change
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A fair chance for women in oncology: we must all insist on change

  • Adriana Albini
  • 18 February 2022

Women are under-represented in positions of power and leadership, in scientific and health disciplines across the world. This has been widely recognised for decades, yet efforts to implement the changes required to give women a fair chance have met with…

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Evolution of the doctor-patient relationship: from ancient times to the personalised medicine era
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Evolution of the doctor-patient relationship: from ancient times to the personalised medicine era

  • Adriana Albini
  • 30 December 2021

The nature of the doctor–patient relationship has gone through various phases in history, based on the changing role of the physician in the community, as well as progress in medicine and increased choices of care, together with better-informed patients. Broadly…

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From sea bed to bedside: Tapping the cancer pharmacy beneath the waves 
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From sea bed to bedside: Tapping the cancer pharmacy beneath the waves 

  • Adriana Albini
  • 15 September 2021

Around 80% of life on our planet is found in ecosystems located within the almost 300 million cubic miles of ocean that cover the earth. Among its many wonders, the ocean is a treasure trove for medical sciences, providing knowledge…

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Tailored exercise: a key element in personalised treatments and prevention
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Tailored exercise: a key element in personalised treatments and prevention

  • Adriana Albini
  • 14 July 2021

The expression ‘couch potato’ conjures up images of a worldly-wise, self-mocking type who leaves the rat-race to others, while happily cuddling up in front of the TV with snacks and drinks. Yet the consequences of such a lifestyle are dire.…

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Returning to ‘normal’ and beating cancer in Europe 2021
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Returning to ‘normal’ and beating cancer in Europe 2021

  • Adriana Albini
  • 3 June 2021

An ageing population, environmental factors, infectious agents, and lifestyle changes all add to the rising impact of cancer on our lives. If nothing is done, cancer will soon become the leading cause of death in Europe. A comprehensive collaboration across…

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Not too little, not too much… a lesson for cancer prevention from ancient civilisations 
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Not too little, not too much… a lesson for cancer prevention from ancient civilisations 

  • Adriana Albini
  • 31 March 2021

“If we could give every individual the right amount of nourishment and exercise, not too little and not too much, we would have found the safest way to health.” This quotation from Hippocrates pops up regularly in writings advocating a…

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Giorgio Parmiani: Cancer immunology looses a mentor and a pioneer
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Giorgio Parmiani: Cancer immunology looses a mentor and a pioneer

  • Adriana Albini
  • 24 March 2021

I am writing a note in tribute to one of our oncology research leaders, who has just left us: Giorgio Parmiani – a pioneer in immunology. The scientific community mourns him. Parmiani was internationally recognised in the field of tumour…

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