Seasonal allergies: a suitable diet can treat them
Seasonal allergies are increasingly common. However, if there are many antihistamines on the market, drugs are not the only solution...
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Discover the transformative power of telemedicine in revolutionizing healthcare access and delivery. Embrace a brighter future in healthcare. In today's...
Read moreStress hormone in the hair: its level predicts cardiovascular risk
People with high levels in the hair of cortisol and cortisone, the stress hormones, would be at greater risk of...
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Pancreatic cancer: cancer cells can do without sugar
When they no longer have access to sugar, pancreatic cancer cells can feed on another molecule, uridine. THE ESSENTIAL Pancreatic...
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After Covid-19, WHO seeks to better anticipate pandemics
The WHO has launched a new system, an international network for monitoring emerging infectious diseases, to prevent global epidemics such...
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Breast cancer and pregnancy: a brief cessation of hormone therapy without short-term danger
In the context of breast cancer, there is no danger in suspending hormone therapy for a short period to get...
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Atrial fibrillation: a new device to operate without risk
A new device developed by an Ohio University scientist helps reduce the risk of esophageal damage during an ablation operation...
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Reducing fossil fuels: possible negative effects on health
A reduction in carbon emissions can improve air quality in the most polluted countries but can have negative consequences in...
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Heart attack: having strong legs allows better recovery
A study suggests that people with strong legs are less likely to develop heart failure after a heart attack. THE...
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Car noise affects work performance
Road traffic noise has a detrimental effect on cognitive performance, especially in office buildings. THE ESSENTIAL Traffic noise to which...
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Ischemic stroke: the number of deaths will reach 5 million by 2030
According to a study published in the journal Neurology, the number of deaths from ischemic stroke could be responsible for...
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Bitten by vipers at Teknival: how to react in an emergency?
During the 30th anniversary of Teknival, in Indre, people were injured by viper bites. Here is what to do and...
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Male fertility: why sperm quality decreases
Researchers have identified the main factors that can impact the quality and functionality of spermatozoa. THE ESSENTIAL Male fertility has...
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Menstrual leave: “the bill sends a positive signal”
A group of gynecologists believes that the vote of the bill on the creation of menstrual leave could allow the...
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Pain treatment: the opioid crisis also exists in Europe
Over the past twenty years, the number of deaths linked to the consumption of these analgesics has increased in certain...
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Weight loss: intermittent fasting beneficial in case of risk of type 2 diabetes
Intermittent fasting may be an effective weight loss strategy for improving glucose tolerance in people at risk for type 2...
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The age of the first smartphone impacts mental health
The earlier a child uses a smartphone or tablet, the greater the risk of having psychological problems in early adulthood....
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Bariatric surgery: weight loss would improve brain capacity
After the installation of a gastric band, used to facilitate weight loss, obese patients obtained better results on cognitive tests....
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Myosteatosis: having more fat in the muscles increases the risk of death
Adults with high muscle fat accumulation are at increased risk for major adverse events and mortality. THE ESSENTIAL Myosteatosis corresponds...
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Night work is worse for men’s health
Night workers, especially men, are more likely to develop health problems related to metabolic syndrome. THE ESSENTIAL Working nights increases...
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With vegetables and bread, fill up on fibre!
Popular beliefs about the benefits or harms of foods don't always reflect the truth. For example, vegetables and bread, not...
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Weight loss: the virtues of the swallowing gastric balloon and anti-obesity drug duo
Italian researchers have observed that the placement of a gastric balloon to swallow accompanied by the drug liraglutide could promote...
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Schizophrenia: certain genes of the placenta would be involved in its development
An American study recently found an association between the health of the placenta and the risk of developing schizophrenia. THE...
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Atherosclerosis: more powerful treatment may be needed in women
Postmenopausal patients, whose arteries are clogged, are more likely to have a heart attack and would therefore need stronger treatment...
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Soon an antidote against the most dangerous fungus in the world?
A Chinese study has observed that the dye indocyanine green may lessen the toxic effects of consuming the amanita phalloides...
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Cancer: high risk of premature heart failure in young survivors
American scientists have identified an increase in cases of heart failure in young cancer survivors treated with a specific type...
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Centenarians: the viruses present in their intestines could help them live a long time
Adults living to at least 100 years old would have a greater diversity of bacteria and viruses in their intestines,...
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Acne: a drug against hypertension would be effective
Spironolactone, a treatment prescribed for people with high blood pressure, could help many women who suffer from persistent acne. THE...
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Diabetes: vitamin K would reduce the risks
A Canadian study observed that vitamin K could prevent the risk of developing diabetes. THE ESSENTIAL Vitamin K is composed...
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How to react when your child has TICs
Parents play an important role vis-à-vis their child's ICTs. THE ESSENTIAL TICs are uncontrollable movements that repeat themselves. Stress, anxiety,...
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