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[arsinoe @arsinoe_s]

Penso che sarò sempre dalla parte dei calpestati, degli umiliati, degli ultimi, degli emarginati, dei derisi, dei poveri, dei malati, e mi capita spesso di piangerci, di fronte alla mia impotenza di fare e di aiutare

[🫧 @evergreatgirl]

leg workout for the girlies

[nello scavo @nelloscavo]

Buona Pasqua da #Beirut. Senza tregua di Pasqua
#Libano

[Andrea Mariuzzo @MariuzzoAndrea]

Dalle indicazioni per l'insegnamento liceale della letteratura latina di Giuseppe Fraccaroli, ca. 1900: "Quando il professore esporrà in classe le poesie di Catullo, le studentesse escano"

[Metabolic Factor @MetabolicFactor]

Move like an animal. Move better as a human. 🐾

Your body wasn’t built just for machines—it was built to crawl, squat, shift, pulse, and run.

Which one looks the most fun… and which one humbled you? 👀🔥

[ᴀʀᴛ ᴏꜰ ᴘʜʏꜱɪQᴜᴇ @Artofphysique_]

Take care of your hips with these exercises to keep them smooth, strong and functional💪

[Fitness Hub2.0 @_fitnesshub]

Full body workout for ultimate physique.

[Masterpieces of Japan @JapanTraCul]

Azalea in Pot, by Ohara Koson, ca. 1928-1930

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

Between 1915 and 1926, a mysterious illness known as Encephalitis Lethargica, or sleeping sickness, swept the globe. It left thousands of patients in a frozen state, conscious but unable to move or speak. Then, without warning or cure, it disappeared.

Encephalitis Lethargica emerged during the final years of World War I and rapidly spread worldwide. Patients initially exhibited flu-like symptoms followed by extreme lethargy, involuntary eye movements, and catatonic states. Many became unresponsive, trapped in a condition where they were awake but unable to move or communicate. At its peak, the disease affected an estimated one million people and killed roughly half that number.

One of the most haunting aspects of Encephalitis Lethargica was its unpredictability. Some patients recovered partially, while others remained locked in immobile bodies for decades. The illness disproportionately affected children and young adults, and there was no clear pattern of transmission. Not to be confused with African trypanosomiasis, this form of “sleeping sickness” was neurological rather than parasitic.

Despite intensive study by physicians like Constantin von Economo, who gave the disease its name, no definitive cause was found. It vanished as suddenly as it appeared, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions. To this day, its origin remains unknown. The mystery has continued to intrigue neurologists, especially after cases resembling the original outbreak appeared sporadically in the 1990s and 2000s.

In 1960s, neurologist Oliver Sacks famously treated some long-term victims with the drug L-DOPA, briefly waking them from their frozen states. His work became the basis for the 1990 film Awakenings, starring Robin Williams and Robert De Niro.

© Historyfeels

#drthehistories

[PowerBruteHQ - Fitness | Strength | Longevity @PowerBruteHQ]

This exercise works almost your entire body without the need of any equipment 🔥

[L'Espresso @espressonline]

Si registrano nuovi attacchi alla Striscia a poche ore dall’annuncio, in attesa della riunione del gabinetto di sicurezza di Tel Aviv che dovrà ratificare l'intesa

https://t.co/HGMuECCmVp

[Presa Diretta @Presa_Diretta]

Al Hassan Selmi, giornalista palestinese, mostra a PresaDiretta il reparto pediatrico di un ospedale di Gaza City: “Questi bambini rischiano di morire di fame. Le famiglie devono scegliere se morire sotto le bombe o di stenti.”
#PresaDiretta

[State of Palestine @Palestine_UN]

On this day 25 years ago, the world watched, as Jamal al-Durrah tried to protect his 12-year-old son Muhammad from Israeli bullets that rained down on them in Gaza for 40 minutes. Despite pleads, Israeli soldiers intentionally shot Muhammad in the stomach- whose final moments of fear and horror were caught on camera and streamed by France TV, and injured his father.

Muhammad became the defining and haunting image of the Second Intifada.

[MSF International @MSF]

“We have been left with no choice but to stop our activities, as our clinics are encircled by Israeli forces... This is the last thing we wanted.”

We have been forced to suspend our activities and leave Gaza City.

https://t.co/rhCiKAirbo

[Rula Jebreal @rulajebreal]

Medici Senza ha sospeso le proprie attività a #Gaza.
L’esercito israeliano prende di mira i medici palestinesi e i volontari internazionali che dedicano la vita ai civili e i bambini affamati, bruciati vivi, massacrati e amputati senza anestesia, quotidianamente. #GENOCIDIO

[Gaza Notifications @gazanotice]

#GazaGenocide
19.09.2025

[Amnesty Italia @amnestyitalia]

Non è più tempo di scuse: Israele sta commettendo un genocidio nella Striscia di Gaza e la comunità internazionale non può restare a guardare. Mentre si intensifica l'attacco israeliano nella Striscia di Gaza, in particolare a Gaza City, un nuovo rapporto della Commissione d'Inchiesta Onu conferma quello che diciamo da tempo: https://t.co/jlJJvsh6jr

[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

God Bless this Man

[cassie 🇻🇦 @CatholicCassie]

Cardinal Zuppi read the names of every child who died in Gaza. It took him 7 hours.

[Dr sthanu subramanian @drsthanus]

This happened after initiation of the epidural medication solution.

Diagnosis?

[Rula Jebreal @rulajebreal]

300 palestinesi tra uccisi e feriti a Gaza.
Carri armati israeliani hanno aperto il fuoco sulla folla affamata che stava aspettando di ricevere farina e viveri.
Mentre tutti gli occhi sono sull’Iran, Israele sta intensificando il genocidio in #Palestina