Project credits and the distinction between contributions, feeds and editorial review.
People credited in the original collection
The historical page named Nicola Angelotti as director and listed Barbara Giuliattini, Alessandro Angelotti, Luciana Gemignani, Mario Giuliattini, Domenico Maiullari, Umberto Rossi, Eugenio Rossi and Camilla Angelotti as contributors. These credits remain part of the site’s history. They do not establish current appointments or clinical review of updated pages by every person listed.
Contact details in the original version form part of the project archive and are not presented as a healthcare service or current support channel. Use the Contact page for editorial communications. Do not send clinical reports or photographs to contributors solely on the basis of historical attribution.
Feed-based news and source responsibility
Imported news should be traced to the original publication, date and any cited study. A feed does not certify the quality of conclusions, and headlines may oversimplify complex findings. Determine whether the item describes animal research, a clinical trial, a company announcement or a regulatory decision before interpreting its implications.
The blog remains single-language to keep imported content coherent. Guides have linked Italian and English versions and may provide more stable context. Reporting corrections with a URL and verifiable reference helps maintenance without attributing statements to people who did not write them.
Sources: National Library of Medicine — PubMed.
Editorial review and source consultation: 17 October 2026. Educational information, not individual healthcare or benefits advice. Source checking does not certify a new specialist clinical validation.