Health

Throwing things is a normal stage in a child's development, but it is important to respond calmly and empathetically. A...

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Screens affect young children’s sleep and mood

Excessive screen time in young children is associated with reduced sleep quality, which increases the risk of behavioral and mood...

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Is social connection the secret to happiness?

Maintaining social connections, by checking in on our friends, contributes much more to our personal happiness than other activities or...

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Prostate cancer: a blood test to better predict the prognosis

American researchers have developed an innovative blood test based on circulating tumor DNA, capable of distinguishing patients with metastatic prostate...

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Diabetes: soon a pill that reprograms insulin production?

Researchers have discovered that a drug called harmine, in pill form, can cure diabetes by increasing the production of certain...

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We will soon be able to regrow our teeth, according to a study

Japanese researchers have developed an antibody to regrow teeth and are currently testing this potential new treatment on humans. THE...

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AI analysis of blood tests could detect early signs of breast cancer

Researchers have developed a new breast cancer screening technique, based on the analysis of blood tests by artificial intelligence (AI),...

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Sedentary lifestyle: “You need to practice 2 hours of physical activity per day to compensate for 10 hours of sitting”

While sedentary lifestyle is breaking records, Professor François Carré, cardiologist and sports doctor, highlights the dangers of physical inactivity for...

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Why do we associate certain emotions with men and women?

Received ideas about “feminine” and “masculine” emotions have long influenced our behavior and our relationships. THE ESSENTIAL Women are often...

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Prostate cancer: less omega-6 and more omega-3 to slow growth

Researchers have found that a diet low in omega-6 and high in omega-3, along with fish oil supplements, helps slow...

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Intermittent fasting: it delays hair growth

Researchers have found that practicing intermittent fasting can delay hair growth by disrupting the stem cells in hair follicles. THE...

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Dysfunctional family: the signs that don’t lie

Hurtful comments, demands to be perfect, lack of communication and physical displays of affection... These are the signs that your...

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Depression: low consumption of fruits and vegetables increases risks

According to research carried out on twins, who have a similar genetic heritage, low consumption of fruits and vegetables increases...

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Five tips for a healthy stomach during the holiday season

Fiber, hydration, probiotics... A microbiology expert gives some simple tips to protect your digestive system, which is often put to...

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Colorectal cancer: how does lipid dysregulation feed inflammation?

Disturbances in lipid metabolism play a major role in the persistence of inflammation, a key factor in the progression of...

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This is how sleep helps memory form

Researchers have identified how sleep participates in the formation and consolidation of memory. THE ESSENTIAL According to the study, slow...

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Suicide: women born prematurely are at greater risk

Women born prematurely have an 80% higher risk of suicide than those born at full term, according to a team...

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Alcohol: after a certain age you have to stop drinking it

In order to prevent the risk of dementia, we should definitely stop drinking alcohol after a certain age. That's the...

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HIV: a cluster identified in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes worries health authorities

In Savoie, 14 cases of human immunodeficiency virus contamination, with the same viral strain, were detected. THE ESSENTIAL The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes...

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Addiction, an illness and suffering whose expansion worries the French

Faced with the multiplication of cases of addiction, the French, through a survey, show that for them it is a...

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Genital herpes: more than 1 in 5 adults worldwide suffer from it

The WHO reveals that more than 1 in 5 people worldwide live with genital herpes and calls for more research...

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Dietary deficiencies impact several generations

A study in mice reveals that protein deficiencies in ancestors can affect the health of their descendants over several generations,...

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Preeclampsia: soon a first treatment?

After injecting lipid nanoparticles, the same technique as that used in messenger RNA vaccines, into mice with preeclampsia, their blood...

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Anesthesia: what happens in the brain?

American researchers have identified the brain mechanisms behind loss of consciousness due to anesthesia. THE ESSENTIAL Until now, how consciousness...

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Memory: fluctuations in blood pressure increase disorders

Fluctuating blood pressure could be linked to cognitive and memory problems. THE ESSENTIAL Older people whose blood pressure fluctuates over...

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Longevity: we live longer but in poorer health

A study reminds us that while life expectancy is increasing on a global scale, the years lived in good health,...

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Pregnancy: Vitamin C may improve placental health in smokers

Doppler ultrasound reveals that vitamin C supplementation alters placental gene expression in pregnant women who smoke. THE ESSENTIAL In pregnant...

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Volunteering makes us age less quickly, study finds

Spending time on volunteer activities can slow biological aging, particularly among retirees, according to a team of researchers. THE ESSENTIAL...

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Pelvic congestion syndrome: “The announcement of the diagnosis was a middle finger to all those who called me crazy”

After eight years of diagnostic and therapeutic wandering, Émilie Schmitt learned that she suffered from pelvic congestion syndrome, often confused...

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