Publications by authors named "G Artioli"
Article Synopsis
- Four mortar samples were taken from a 1st-century Roman well-cistern in the Northern Lagoon of Venice, analyzed using advanced techniques like PLM, QPA-XRPD, and SEM-EDS to identify their composition.
- The mortars were found to be lime-based, containing local alluvial materials, ceramic fragments, and unusual pyroclastic aggregates that showed significant interaction with the lime, suggesting the use of natural pozzolans to enhance durability.
- Geochemical analysis indicated that the volcanic materials in the mortars likely originated from the Phlegraean Fields volcanic district in Italy, but many of the finer volcanic particles had altered due to pozzolanic reactions in the highly alkaline lagoon environment.
Article Synopsis
- In ovarian cancer, a comprehensive study examined various metabolism-related markers to understand their prognostic value, but results showed mixed outcomes in large patient groups.
- The study used advanced techniques on tissue samples from over 300 patients to analyze markers tied to glycolysis, glutamine metabolism, and hypoxia, but found that only one marker (GLS) hinted at a connection to patient survival, which was not statistically significant after adjustments.
- Ultimately, the research highlights the diversity of metabolism markers in ovarian cancer and suggests their expression patterns may still be relevant for future drug development, even if they don't currently correlate with treatment outcomes.
Background: To understand palliative care needs and their changes perceived by health professionals (HPs) of the Infectious Diseases Unit who participated in palliative care (PC) intensive training during the pandemic and behind/during the pandemic and one year after the outbreak.
Methods: A longitudinal qualitative study. Thematic analysis and meaning shift were two months after training to one year.
Background: Disease trajectories in leukemia are often unpredictable and recurrent, and patients' experiences can impact their quality of life. Studies in the literature often do not explore gender-related illness experiences from an intersectional approach and throughout the illness trajectory. This comprehensive study aims to explore the full spectrum of experiences lived by women with leukemia throughout the disease trajectory, from diagnosis to treatments and post-stem cell transplant follow-up.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFEmpathy and emotional regulation (susceptibility and resistance) play an important role in a nurse's well-being and the provision of high-quality care. This phenomenon has not yet been studied in the context of nurses working in neuroscience. This study aimed to explore the perceptions related to empathy among nurses working in neuroscience contexts.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF