Anatomical cut freely taken by
Dr. Carlo Salomoni from the
Encyclopedia of Diderot and D’Alambert

02.05.11 > The Hilarescere Foundation responds to Elena Dusi’s article published in Repubblica.it on April 28, 2011

 

21.04.11 > Some clarifications concerning inaccurate news spread by the media, with special reference to Dr Zivadinov’s study published in the April issue of Neurology

 

23.02.11 > Prof. Zamboni's statement

 

08.02.11 > Prof. Paolo Zamboni denies statements contained in the AISM press release of February 8, 2011

 

08.02.11 > Prof. Zamboni’s answer to the article published in Corriere della sera on February 8, 2011

 

20.11.10 > Hilarescere statement

 

Bologna, June 10th 2010


10.06.10 > Post CCSVI conference press report
10.06.10 > Press conference on the state of the art of research on CCSVI
10.06.10 > Fabio Roversi-Monaco about Fondazione Hilarescere
10.06.10 > First results of the genetics study
10.06.10 > Interviews
10.06.10 > Esaote: a collaboration with prof. Paolo zamboni starting back in 1996
10.06.10 > Award to Prof. Patrizio Bianchi and Prof. Laura Ramaciotti
10.06.10 > Summary CV Paolo Zamboni
10.06.10 > Summary resume Fabrizio Salvi

 

26.03.10 > Official opening of the Center for Vascular Diseases
05.02.10 > Three important meetings for Prof. Paolo Zamboni in North America
27.01.10 > FISM: ready to fund the continuation of ccsvi research in Italy
15.12.09 > Ad hoc Scientific Committee on CCSVI set up by the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Foundation
19.11.09 > New developments in the study and management of CCSVI in relation to MS after the Bologna Meeting (September 8, 2009)
09.09.09 > Short notes on the discovery

 

Bologna, September 8th 2009


08.09.09 > The research
08.09.09 > The Scientific Committee
08.09.09 > Publications
08.09.09 > Curriculum Vitae Dottor Salvi
08.09.09 > Curriculum Vitae Professor Zamboni
08.09.09 > September 8th, Program

 

Bologna, May 22nd 2009


22.05.09 > Fondazione Hilarescere
22.05.09 > The discovery of CCSVI
22.05.09 > CCSVI and Multiple Sclerosis