Vol. 55 No. 3 (2019)
Original Articles
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A combination of infrared spectroscopy and morphological analysis allows successfully identifying rare crystals and atypical urinary stones
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Factors predicting health science students' willingness to be vaccinated against seasonal flu during the next campaign
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Estimated burden of Chlamydia trachomatis female infection and consequent severe pelvic inflammatory disease, Italy, 2005-2016
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Design and hygiene issues in sports facilities. A pilot study which investigates fitness centres by using a multidisciplinary tool
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Polypharmacy in the general population of a Northern Italian area: analysis of administrative data
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Training in pediatric palliative care in Italy: still much to do
Monographic Section
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Health systems sustainability for rare diseases. Preface
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Value based healthcare for rare diseases: efficiency, efficacy, equity
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Primary prevention as an essential factor ensuring sustainability of health systems: the example of congenital anomalies
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Health systems sustainability in the framework of rare diseases actions. Actions on educational programmes and training for professionals and patients
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Health systems for rare diseases: financial sustainability
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Integrated care for healthcare sustainability for patients living with rare diseases
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Patient empowerment of people living with rare diseases. Its contribution to sustainable and resilient healthcare systems
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Resilience in rare disease networks
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Policies and actions to tackle rare diseases at European level
Book Reviews, Notes and Comments
Publications from International Organizations on Public Health
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