Federico Ii University

This study tested whether a new nutritional supplement could help children with food allergies who must avoid certain foods. Researchers wanted to see if the supplement improved the children's growth, vitamin levels, and immune system markers. The trial involved 30 children who f…

This study looked at how a special hypoallergenic baby formula might help children with cow's milk allergy. Researchers examined 90 children to see if the formula could change how their immune system genes work, potentially helping them develop tolerance to milk. They measured ch…

This study tested if adding two special gels to a standard dental cleaning helps treat gum inflammation around dental implants better than cleaning alone. The gels are a sodium hypochlorite gel (similar to a diluted bleach) and a hyaluronic acid gel (a substance that helps with h…

This study tested whether a special nutritional supplement could help children better control their asthma and hay fever symptoms. Forty children with these allergies took the supplement for six months. Researchers measured changes in their symptoms and looked at markers in their…

This study tested if taking a sodium butyrate supplement for 12 weeks, along with a reduced-calorie diet, helps people lose more weight than a diet alone. It involved 46 overweight or obese adults, some with type 2 diabetes, to see if the supplement also improved blood sugar, cho…

This study tested whether a computer analysis method called 'radiomics' could help doctors better diagnose changes in vitelliform lesions, which are deposits in the eye that can harm central vision. Researchers analyzed detailed eye scans from 50 adults with these lesions. The go…

This study tested whether a cosmetic ingredient made from shiitake mushrooms could improve skin health. Forty adults with oily or acne-prone skin applied either the mushroom extract or a placebo cream to their face daily for 28 days. Researchers measured changes in skin hydration…

This study aimed to find out if children with a crooked nasal septum (a common condition where the wall between the nostrils is off-center) are more likely to develop allergic rhinitis (hay fever). Researchers compared 69 children aged 6-14, some with and some without a deviated …