by Francesco CarelliProfessor Family Medicine, Milan, Rome Palazzo del Governatore, in Parma hostes the exibition “ Alfred Hitchcock in Universal Pictures’ movies “ In a career spanning six decades, Hitchcock made 53 films, the best of which are at once suspenseful, exciting, disturbing. The so-called…

By Professor Francesco Carelli University of Milan and Rome The show opened at Palazzo Reale in Milan recounts the artistic and spiritual journey of Vassily Kandinsky, one of the pioneers of abstract art.

by Francesco Carelli Professor FM , Milan and RomeAt Palazzo Reale in Milan, this  exhibition of  works from the  illustrious  collections of the Centre Pompidou in Paris on the theme of the portrait and the self-portrait features eighty master-pieces by the leading artists of the…

By Francesco CarelliProfessor Family Medicine, Milan and RomeEURACT Council, Executive The crisis we are experiencing not only implies a severe impact on the socio-economic conditions of the people , but also has serious consequences on the determinants of population health. Not to say about the…

by Prof. Francesco Carelli University of Milan and Rome The first major exhibition devoted to Van Gogh opened at Palazzo Reale in Milan on 23 February 1952. The public was wild with excitement, as reported in the press at the time.

 By Francesco Carelli University of Milan, Rome Giorgio de Chirico is certainly the most important and eclectic artist in Italian twentieth century. He was a painter,  sculptor,  scene painter,  costume-designer, writer, literary works’ illustrator – from  mythological telling to great modern classics, with great knowledge…

By Francesco Carelli Professor Family Medicine, Milan and RomeEURACT Council Executive Board Which is an ideal primary care structure and size? Some argue for large group practices, others say smaller practices are better, others that team work or salary payment is the key. There is…

By Prof. Francesco Carelli University of Milan , Rome It is neither a coincidence nor insignificant that Oscar Wilde should have first won fame and popularity by holding lectures on the Aesthetic Movement in bigoted Victorian London.