Juan Carlos Belmonte, professore al Salk Institute for Biological Studies, con una lectio magistralis al Festival della Scienza di Genova, illustra le sue ricerche sulle cellule staminali e la rigenerazione degli organi e dei tessuti.
Juan Carlos Belmonte, professore al Salk Institute for Biological Studies, con una lectio magistralis al Festival della Scienza di Genova, illustra le sue ricerche sulle cellule staminali e la rigenerazione degli organi e dei tessuti.
In Italy 30,000 people die every year because of air pollution caused by fine particulate matter (PM2.5) only – which corresponds to 7% of all deaths (excluding accidents). In terms of life expectancy this means that, on average, air pollution shortens the life of every Italian citizen by 10 months; 14 months for those living in Northern Italy; 6.6 months for those living in Central Italy and 5.7 for the inhabitants of Southern Italy and the islands of the country. Northern Italy is the most affected area. Respecting laws would save 11,000 lives every year.