No. 3S (2025): Social Medicine for Global Health Equity

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Edited by Pasquale Ricci and Lidia Ricci

ISBN: 978-88-5541-146-2

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20253S

Published: 2026-01-30

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Editorial

Social Medicine in an Era of Epochal Transformation: Between Science and Biolaw

Pasquale Ricci, Lidia Ricci

1-2
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Social Medicine for Global Health Equity

Serafino Ricci

3-8
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I. Health as a Human Right and Global Justice

Social Medicine and Bioethics

Laura Palazzani

9-18
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Towards a Systemic Social Medicine: Epistemological Foundations and Operational Perspectives

Vittoradolfo Tambone, Francesco De Micco

19-29
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Efficiency and Equity: Assessing the Relationship Between Health System Efficiency and Social Inclusion in Europe

Maria Alessandra Antonelli, Alessia Marrocco, Angelo Castaldo, Andrea Salustri, Filippo Reganati

31-46
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Ethical, Deontological and Regulatory Challenges in Contemporary Clinical Trials: Implications for Scientific Research Institutions in the EU

Francesco Rossi, Mario Gaio, Annamaria Mascolo, Rosanna Ruggiero

47-54
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II. Social Medicine, Disability, Social Distress - Inclusion, Gender Equity, and the Rights of Vulnerable People

The New Frontiers of Socialised Medicine: AI, Bio-Legal and Clinical-Legal Liability Between EU Law and the Italian Legal System

Ionut Virgil Serban, Adrian Nicolae Dan

55-67
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Structural Determinants of Intention to Leave in Healthcare and Social Medicine-Based Strategies to Counteract It

Emilio Greco, Danilo Scarozza

69-79
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Youth Distress, Crime and Gratuitous Violence in the Perspective of Social Medicine

Laura Leondina Campanozzi

81-96
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The Phenomenon of Emerging Addictions: A Critical Review of Selected Behavioral Disorders of Significant Social Concern

Monica Calderaro, Vincenzo Mastronardi, Camilla Fruet, Rosaria Ferrara, Lidia Ricci

97-109
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Disability and Artificial Intelligence: Possible Connections

Rosaria Ferrara, Leonardo Iovino, Angiola Avallone

111-121
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III. Scientific Innovation, Ethics, and Digital Transformation in Healthcare: Translational Approaches and Integrative Medicine for Sustainable Health

Omics Sciences and Artificial Intelligence: Future Directions for Tailored Social Medicine

Marianna Talia, Eugenio Cesario, Rosamaria Lappano, Marcello Maggiolini

123-133
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Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics in Surgical Practice

Gianluca Costa, Vincenzo Schiavone, Pierpaolo Castagliuolo, Marco Caricato

135-150
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Increased Incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease: Lifestyle and Supplementation with Nutraceuticals and Probiotics as New Prevention and Treatment Strategies

Rita Businaro, Serafino Ricci

151-168
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Climate Change, Cutaneous Ageing, and Skin Cancer: Mechanistic Pathways, Epidemiological Evidence, and Public Health Implications

Carmen Cantisani, Ardeshir Bayat

169-181
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The Right to Oblivion in a Comparative European Perspective

Gianluca Scarchillo

183-197
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IV. Personal Rights in Relation to Biomedical Research and Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

At the Origins of Medical Liability in the West: The Roman Legal Experience Between the First Century BCE and the First Century CE

Domenico Dursi

199-208
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The Protection of Health as a Duty of Care and as a Duty of Solidarity: Reflections about a Sustainable Health

Ines Ciolli

209-222
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Disability, Legal Definition and its Assessment

Marco Valerio Sarra

223-233
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Traditional Chinese Medicine and Medical Liability: Regulatory and Judicial Developments and Future Prospects

Lidia Ricci, Giulia Ciancarella, Arnaldo Miglino, Aldo Liguori, Pasquale Ricci

235-246
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Human Enhancement and the Principles of Liberty, Equality, Solidarity and Dignity

Arnaldo Miglino, Pasquale Ricci, Lidia Ricci

247-261
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