April 29, 2020 - 8:24 am in Art and Culture @en, Business, design, Design @en, Fashion @en, Health @en, Home @en, massimo gava, Nonno Panda tales @en, technology, Travel @en, Window of the soul @enGreen Revolution – How Cities Can Rise to the Challenge
Flavio Lirussi for DANTE explains how cities around the world are leading the charge against climate change in fascinating and innovative ways. The ‘100 Resilient Cities’ network defines urban…
July 5, 2019 - 9:33 am in Art @en, Art and Culture @en, Food for thought @en, Health @en, Home @en, massimo gava, Mens sana in corpore sano @enArt is Good for Your Health
Dr. Flavio Lirussi unravels the links between cultural joys and longer life – and looks to the future. It has long been known that admiring art and beauty is not just a relief for…
March 28, 2018 - 12:30 pm in Art and Culture @en, Food for thought @en, Health @en, Home @en, massimo gava, Mens sana in corpore sano @en, Window of the soul @en, Wine & Food @enWhere Angels dare to eat.
“Where do Angels dare to eat?” It may seem obvious: Angels eat in paradise. And what do they eat? Angels would eat delicacies that transform every meal into a joyful feast. And who cooks them?…
November 11, 2017 - 11:16 am in Architecture @en, Art @en, Business, Business @en, Design @en, Events @en, Fashion @en, Food for thought @en, Health @en, Home @en, jewellery, massimo gava, Mens sana in corpore sano @en, Style @en, Travel @enImmortality Is The Real Luxury Bling Things Don’t Last
Tiziana Leopizzi delves a little deeper into our cover theme. She argues that, more than ever, bling is trivial and art is eternal. Living in luxury and opulence is certainly the way to go for somebody…
Cause and Effect of Hikikomori Syndrome affecting Japanese teenagers spreads elsewhere
Massimo Gava discusses a condition that touches at the roots of society, family and reality. Fumio lives in central Tokyo with his parents. He starts out as a normal kid – a little shy and reserved,…
LIVING POSITIVELY: Wild Horses, Carpe Diem and Bucket Lists: “Everybody Dies But Not Everyone Lives”
NOTE FROM THE EDITORS: This article is by our friend and colleague Elisa T. Keena, one of the bravest and most remarkable ladies we have ever known. Elisa wrote this for the current print edition…
The Road Warrior’s Guide to Battling Stress
How a colourful meal can help stop travellers’ blues (and other tips for decreasing stress and increasing immune function while travelling). By Elisa T. Keena Long queues, delays,…
Re-Learning the Art of Eating Well: Diet by Maria Mekhael
By Maria Mekhael As a Nutritional Therapist, I frequently witness the multitude of anxieties that people experience around diet, and many of these manifest as a search for the “perfect” food or…
Italian Festival Covers Culinary Excellence
“There is no love more sincere than that for food,” George Bernard Shaw once said. Now Cristina Colombera introduces a new Italian festival which celebrates just that. LovEat is the first fair…
December 11, 2015 - 4:54 pm in Health @en, Home @enMedicine’s quiet revolution: Dante reports. Live-saving news for heart patients.
There is too much bad news in the world: wars, terror, hate, sickness and deaths. It therefore gives us great pleasure in Dante magazine to report on the opposite: a peaceful story where medical devotion…
