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A deficiency in vitamins, minerals and other essential nutrients present in the diet could be the cause of chronic fatigue...

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Drinking your coffee at this time of day better protects your heart

People who drink coffee in the morning have a lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease or another cause, according...

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Microplastics found in the seafood we eat

Pink shrimp, Pacific herring... Researchers have highlighted the presence of plastic microparticles in fish and shellfish consumed in an American...

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Depression: the French are the most affected in Europe

11% of the French population suffers from depressive syndrome. This rate is the highest on the European continent according to...

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How does the cold impact our body?

The cold can have negative effects on certain vital organs, including the heart. The elderly and young children are the...

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Pregnancy: iron infusions in the 3rd trimester help fight anemia

Administering iron infusions to pregnant women during the 3rd trimester is more effective than iron tablets against anemia, according to...

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Vaping: here is the most effective strategy to quit

Researchers sifted through studies on quitting vaping to discover the most effective method for putting e-cigarettes in the closet for...

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Flu: hospitalizations “at an exceptionally high level of intensity”

In France, hospitalizations linked to the flu epidemic are increasing in number. People over 65 are most affected. THE ESSENTIAL...

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COPD: pay attention to these 2 risk factors during childhood

Childhood smoking and birth weight may impact the risk of developing COPD later in life. THE ESSENTIAL COPD is a...

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How does the brain adapt to trauma?

Inserm researchers show that resilience to trauma is not only an innate trait, but also a capacity that the brain...

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5 years after Covid, are we ready to fight a new pandemic threat?

The director of the World Health Organization believes that the world will never be fully prepared to face a new...

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Alcohol: should we put labels on bottles to warn of the risks of cancer?

In the United States, health authorities recommend putting labels on alcohol bottles to warn of cancer risks, similar to what...

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Atrial fibrillation: a simple tool to diagnose stroke risk

Four criteria make it possible to identify patients at risk of atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm disorder increasing the risk...

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HPV virus: a cumulative delay of 2 million unvaccinated among 20-26 year olds

The French Society of Colposcopy and Cervico-Vaginal Pathology (SFCPCV) takes advantage of its annual congress to recall the importance of...

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“I started to feel palpitations accompanied by dizziness and, very quickly, I had a visual disturbance in my right eye”

Véronique was affected by a thrombosis in her right eye which caused her to lose part of her sight at...

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Cervical cancer: screening can prevent 90% of cases

The National Cancer Institute recalls the importance of regular screening for cervical cancer, which could be avoided in nine out...

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Paradox of perfect sleep: wanting to sleep well enough can cause the opposite effect!

According to an American study, eight out of ten people worry about their sleep to the point of no longer...

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Being abused as a child can affect the brains of your offspring

A team of researchers has highlighted a link between stress experienced during childhood and epigenetic modifications in sperm that can...

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How does the Mediterranean diet boost our brain?

The Mediterranean diet, rich in fiber, olive oil and fish, can strengthen our cognitive performance, from memory to adaptation, by...

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Butcher Lucilia: a flesh-eating parasite puts the United States on alert

The detection of a parasite, called New World worm, in Mexico, is causing concern among American health authorities. It can...

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Ménière’s disease: acupuncture to relieve symptoms

Ménière's disease usually causes tinnitus and dizziness. Acupuncture sessions would be effective in reducing these symptoms, in addition to traditional...

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Heart disease, stroke, diabetes: we know why loneliness is so bad for your health

British and Chinese researchers have discovered one of the mechanisms involved in the negative impact of loneliness and isolation on...

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A new variant of the mpox virus detected in France

For the first time in France, the clade 1b variant of the mpox virus was detected. This strain, widespread in...

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Avian flu: first human death in the USA

The state of Louisiana has announced that the patient suffering from a severe form of avian flu has died. THE...

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Maternity: how to prevent postpartum depression

The risk of postpartum depression, the causes of which are multi-factorial, can impact the time of return to work after...

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60 million consumers warn about the effects of these drugs on our sleep

The magazine 60 million consumers publishes an analysis on a series of common medications. Some of them can harm the...

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“Ugly” cities can harm your health

Neuroarchitecture - a new branch of neuroscience - studies the impact of cities and buildings on brain health, and is...

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Legalize medical cannabis to reduce opioid prescriptions?

Medical cannabis may provide a credible alternative to opioids for pain management, according to a team of researchers. THE ESSENTIAL...

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Cold: How Much Can Vitamin C Help?

Essential for the proper functioning of the immune system, vitamin C is a precious ally for enduring winter, but not...

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Sugary drinks, a scourge for global health