War in Ukraine: a heavy toll on the health system
A sad record has been reached: the World Health Organization (WHO) announces 1,940 armed attacks (because cyberattacks should also be...
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Microplastics found in soda bottles
The French association, Agir pour l'Environnement, has identified six types of plastic in Coca-Cola and Schweppes bottles. THE ESSENTIAL An...
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School phobia: what are the signs to look out for?
If your child is anxious about going to school and even refuses to go, he or she may be suffering...
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Breast cancer: what if Manuka honey could prevent and treat it?
A preclinical study shows the potential of Manuka honey as a nutraceutical (a substance considered a food, part of a...
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Mosquitoes: how do they detect us?
Mosquitoes are believed to use infrared light from body heat to find humans. THE ESSENTIAL Mosquitoes detect infrared body heat...
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Sulfur dioxide cloud over France: “No danger to health”
A cloud of sulphur dioxide, the levels of which are modest and therefore slightly toxic, from an Icelandic volcanic eruption...
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Telemedicine: Protecting Privacy in the Digital World
Telemedicine, the use of technology to deliver healthcare remotely, has become an integral part of our modern healthcare system. However,...
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Nosocomial infections: the new secret weapons
These infections, often linked to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, can have serious consequences for patients, ranging from additional complications to increased mortality....
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From printer to plate: the food printing revolution
If 3D printing has revolutionized industry and medicine, it is now making its way into our kitchens. Far from science...
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Dengue: 10 cases detected in the same district
Ten cases of dengue fever have been identified in the same district of the town of Sainte-Cécile-les-Vignes in Vaucluse. THE...
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Infections: your microwave is a breeding ground for bacteria!
In this kitchen appliance, Spanish scientists have identified radiation-resistant bacteria, which are similar to those found in solar panels. THE...
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Is marriage the key to aging well?
Marriage is linked to optimal aging in men, but this is not as marked in women. THE ESSENTIAL Married men...
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Cancer: 20 minutes of conscious breathing helps reduce pain intensity
Study expands repertoire of cancer pain management by highlighting rapid, holistic benefits of just 20 minutes of mindful breathing. THE...
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Electroencephalography: Will it one day be possible to read dreams?
A century after the first recordings of the electrical activity of the human brain, experts take stock of the announced...
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Kidney failure: workers in this sector face increased risk
Exposure to dust and particles at work, particularly in the construction sector, can increase the risk of chronic kidney disease...
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Most baby foods are unhealthy
A study reveals that 60% of baby food products sold in American supermarkets do not meet nutritional recommendations. THE ESSENTIAL...
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Depression: Is psilocybin as effective as antidepressants?
New research confirms the potential of psilocybin, the substance found in hallucinogenic mushrooms, to reduce symptoms of depression. THE ESSENTIAL...
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Cerebral aneurysm: how to spot and defuse the bomb?
Warning signs before rupture… In some cases, several symptoms can reveal the existence of a developing aneurysm before it ruptures....
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The Benefits of a Short Nap: A Simple Remedy for Daily Well-Being
Accumulated fatigue and stress can have deleterious effects on our physical and mental health. However, a simple and effective solution...
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Can you take antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications during pregnancy?
Taking antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications during pregnancy is a complex decision that should be evaluated with healthcare professionals. THE ESSENTIAL...
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What is Aloe Vera?
Aloe Vera has been a very popular plant in recent years, and is widely used for its skin and health...
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Stress and inflammatory bowel disease: an undeniable link
Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBDs), such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, are often associated with unpredictable inflammatory flare-ups. While the...
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Fish: a health food under surveillance
Fish is often perceived as a healthy food, rich in essential nutrients such as omega-3. However, the nutritional quality of...
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Stem cells: revolution in tissue regeneration
Stem cells, cells that can transform into different types of specialized cells, offer fascinating prospects for regenerative medicine. They have...
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Cirrhosis: Meditation and stretching can relieve cramps
People with cirrhosis can reduce the severity of their involuntary muscle contractions and improve their quality of sleep by stretching...
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Mental health: art is as good as having a job
Creative activities boost mental health by increasing feelings of worth, happiness and satisfaction in life. THE ESSENTIAL Engaging in creative...
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Weight loss: proteins and fibers remain the best allies
New research highlights the essential role of protein and dietary fiber in effective weight loss, in addition to calorie restriction....
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Monkeypox: Mpox “is not the new Covid-19”
According to the WHO, the Mpox epidemic is not comparable to that of the coronavirus because of the wealth of...
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Lip reading activates brain regions similar to real speech
Lip-read words can be decoded from the auditory regions of the brain in the same way as heard speech. THE...
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Colon cancer: this food causes the risk to skyrocket in young adults
Diet may be one of the biggest risk factors for colon cancer in young adults, according to a new study...
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