Milan Emergencies...

Carabinieri 112 (No coin needed)
Police 113 (No coin needed)
Firemen 115 (No coin needed)
Ambulance 118
Red Cross 3883
City Police 77271

First aid. The Policlinico Hospital (5503 3209) in Via Francesco Sforza 35, offers Casualty/First Aid services.

Emergency doctor night and weekend (34567)

Red Cross (3883). Should you need emergency

obstetric care (75 231) or (57 991).

To contact an English speaking physician with a private practice, call one of the following: Dr. Roy Waygood / Dr. Stefano

Biondo (5501 1538, mobile 0330 463 681), Dr. Paul Allan (8940 0640).

For a sudden toothache, Odontomil (282 9808) offers dental care from 9AM to 12 midnight every day at Piazzale Loreto 11.
If you would rather have an English speaking dentist, call one of the following: Dr. David Marina (284 6263), Dr. Michel
Tastet (863 477), Dr. Christian Dalhuijsen (607 0228). Comprehensive medical and dental care of the sort you are used to at
home is offered at the International Health Center (Via San Paolo 15, 7200 4080) by their Anglo-American personnel.

Pharmacies in Milan open from 9AM to 12.30PM and from 3.30 to 7.30PM.
The pharmacy at the Stazione Centrale
(first floor: Galleria delle Partenze) is always open.

Pharmacies take turns to open on Sunday.
Look for the list in the last pages of the dailies Repubblica and Corriere della Sera, or dial 192.

Pharmacies remain open at night from 9PM to 8.30AM:
Carlo Erba, Piazza Duomo 21;
Formaggia, Corso Buenos Aires 4; Ambreck, Via Stradivari 1 (corner Corso Buenos Aires);
S cevola, Viale Fulvio Testi 74;
Ferrarini, Piazza Cinque Giornate 6;
Firenze, Piazza Firenze corner Via Ruggero di Lauria 22;
Oppezzo, Viale Ranzoni 2;
Canonica, Via Canonica 32;
Bracco, Via Boccaccio 26;
Ticinese, Corso San Gottardo 1.

Should you have to make a purchase at one of these during the night, you may not find the pleasantest of company -- syringes are the most sold item.