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Danish researchers have succeeded in highlighting the mechanisms that allow the brain to compensate for its aging thanks to the...

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Dating sites: “A dangerous trap for borderline people”

Psychotherapist Pierre Nantas explains why people with borderline personality disorder need to protect themselves on dating sites. THE ESSENTIAL According...

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How Cognitive Behavioral Therapies Help Depression

Cognitive behavioral therapy may reduce symptoms of depression more effectively than antidepressants in some patients, a team of researchers finds....

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How a cancer diagnosis can affect the health of loved ones

A patient's diagnosis of cancer may increase the risk of psychiatric and cardiovascular diseases in family members, researchers say. THE...

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Digital Hippocratism: A Sign Not to Ignore

Clubbing, also known as drumstick fingers, is a deformity of the fingers that often indicates serious underlying conditions. Learn what...

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Melanoma: Presence of dysfunctional white blood cells linked to increased risk

People who have dysfunctional white blood cells in their blood are at greater risk of developing melanoma, a new study...

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Genethon develops a promising drug to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy

Duchenne disease treatment, dubbed "GNT0004", follows the principles of gene therapy. THE ESSENTIAL To help people with Duchenne muscular dystrophy,...

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“My prevention assessment”: how does it work?

A new free service called "My prevention assessment" offers people in 4 key age groups the opportunity to meet with...

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Is Your Partner’s Drinking Harmful to Your Mental Health?

A new study has looked at the relationship between drinking alcohol as a couple and the psychological state of both...

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Obesity, overweight: a significant increase in France over the past 20 years

The number of people affected by overweight or obesity has generally increased in France between 1996 and 2017, according to...

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Botulism alert: a disease that can be fatal

Five people were hospitalized in Indre et Loire following contamination by botulism after consuming canned pesto. THE ESSENTIAL On September...

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Mpox: “Anticipating what could happen to us in the months and years to come”

Is the Mpox epidemic, the virus responsible for monkeypox that is developing in Africa, a public health threat in our...

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Type 2 diabetes increases the risk of asthma, and vice versa

Type 2 diabetics are twice as likely to develop asthma, while asthmatics are 28% more likely to develop blood sugar...

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Teens who smoke have increased risk of respiratory problems in their 20s

Smoking before the age of 18 increases the risk of developing respiratory symptoms in your 20s, a new study finds....

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World’s first transplant: one year later, James’ eye reacts to light

Disfigured after a work accident, Aaron James was able to benefit from an eye transplant that worked beyond all expectations....

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True or false? Everything you need to know about endometrial cancer

On the occasion of the "Turquoise September" month of mobilization, specialists untangle the truth from the falsehoods about endometrial cancer....

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Menopause: Hormone therapy could improve heart health

Used to relieve some symptoms of menopause, hormone treatments may have long-term beneficial effects on cardiovascular health, according to a...

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Consumption of foods poorly classified in the Nutri-score promotes cardiovascular diseases

Heart attack, stroke... Regularly buying products with a poor Nutri-Score rating increases the development of cardiovascular diseases. THE ESSENTIAL People...

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Tattoos, an “aggression” for the body?

Tattoo ink could potentially promote malignant lymphomas, according to recent Swedish research. THE ESSENTIAL Tattoo ink sometimes contains substances that...

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Setting your alarm clock multiple times is a very bad habit.

Using the "snooze" function on your alarm clock allows you to make it ring again a few minutes later. Practical...

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From breakfast to dinner: how to distribute your food intake correctly

A very detailed document from Anses explains at what time of day you should avoid overeating. THE ESSENTIAL Anses has...

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Sophrology: “This holistic therapy helps develop our self-healing power”

Sophrology is a psychocorporeal practice that relies on relaxation techniques based on breathing. But what are its benefits? Martine Castello,...

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Bronchial hygiene: simple actions to protect your lungs every day

The health of our lungs is essential to our overall well-being. Adopting simple bronchial hygiene habits can prevent many respiratory...

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White hair: why do some people get it earlier than others?

White hair, or gray hair, is a natural occurrence that occurs with age. However, some people may experience gray hair...

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How to maintain a strong and passionate connection despite the distance?

Long-distance relationships pose unique challenges, but they also offer the opportunity to develop a deeper connection. THE ESSENTIAL Managing a...

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Stays in intensive care: an over-representation of disadvantaged patients

For example, there are a large number of beneficiaries of the complementary health solidarity scheme (CMU-C/ACS) among patients hospitalized in...

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Diarrhea: when to worry and see a doctor?

While it is usually mild and short-lived, some cases require medical attention. It is important to understand the causes and...

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ADHD: how to spot it in children?