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Two stories are drawing attention in Italy under the topic of illness. In Ferrara, the local university hospital is introducing personalised care pathways for psoriasis patients, stressing it is a systemic disease and not only a skin condition. Meanwhile, a court ruled in favour of a worker sacked while on sick leave after his boss found him playing five-a-side football; he is set to receive around 12,000 euros in compensation.
- 2Art History Professor Offers Fresh Insights on Giorgio Vasari▼Art History Professor Sheds New Light on Renaissance Figure Giorgio Vasari
A Syracuse University art history professor has published new research on Giorgio Vasari, the 16th-century Italian painter, architect and writer best known for his biographies of Renaissance artists. The work is said to shed new light on Vasari's life and influence, though details of the findings are limited to the headline. It highlights continued scholarly interest in a foundational figure of art history.
- 3Quantum Computing and Musical Creativity Symposium Marked One Year On●One year ago today, the International Symposium on # Quantum Computing and # Musical Creativity arrived for the first ti
Participants are recalling the first edition of the International Symposium on Quantum Computing and Musical Creativity held in Italy, hosted by the University of Palermo one year ago. The event opened at the Sala Lanza in Palermo's Botanical Garden, with a second day in another venue, bringing together researchers exploring links between quantum computing and music.
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Prada has released a new advertising campaign built around a Disney-style fantasy world, blending the Italian fashion house's aesthetic with fairy-tale imagery. Fashion media, including HERO MAGAZINE, highlighted the campaign, describing it as a dreamlike, storybook-like universe. Details on the campaign's cast, photographers and specific Disney collaboration are not yet fully clear.
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Students in Florence have staged another protest directed against Italy's education minister, adding to a wave of student demonstrations over education policy. Details about the specific demands, turnout, or the minister's response have not yet been reported, but the action keeps pressure on the government over its handling of schools and universities.