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A study highlights a new technique for detecting different cancers at an early stage by spotting their unique fingerprints via...

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Cancers and leukemia: there are no excess cases in Fos-sur-Mer

There are no more kidney and bladder cancers or acute leukemias in the Fos-sur-Mer - Étang de Berre area, according...

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Health data: why the new Doctolib application is controversial

The leader in medical appointment scheduling offers a new space aimed at bringing together patient health data. Direct competition to...

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Alzheimer’s: why are women who have had their ovaries removed more at risk?

Women who have had their ovaries removed and carry a genetic mutation have an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease....

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Paracetamol would not be safe for seniors

Regularly consuming paracetamol, a notorious painkiller, could increase the risk of health problems in people aged 65 and over, according...

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From January 1, you will be able to consult a psychologist once a month for free

As part of the My Psychological Support system, it will be possible, from January 1, 2025, to benefit from 12...

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“Around forty occupational diseases” soon to be recognized?

Cancers, cardiovascular, cognitive pathologies… ANSES recommends studying the recognition of “forty diseases with a proven or probable link with occupational...

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Men’s health: gaining 3 kg is enough to increase back pain

Weight gain of just 3 kilos in 5 years in men is linked to an increased risk of back pain...

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Snus or nicotine sachets: a hidden threat for all consumers

Nicotine sachets, also known as “snus” or nicknamed “footballer’s tobacco”, are at the heart of a public health controversy. THE...

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Renal colic: how to reduce your risk of kidney stones?

Renal colic is caused by kidney stones. A few changes in dietary habits can reduce the risk of formation of...

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Bone cancer: these signs not to be neglected

The symptoms of primary bone cancer may not be apparent or may seem benign at the start of the disease;...

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Temu, AliExpress: toxic substances found in children’s clothing

In South Korea, authorities have detected alarming levels of toxic substances, such as lead or cadmium, on children's clothing sold...

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Systemic mastocytosis: two major advances in predicting and treating the disease

Systemic mastocytosis is a rare disease that affects bone marrow cells. Researchers have discovered a new diagnostic tool and potential...

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Suicide: an increased risk when you reach the age where your parent killed themselves

People whose parents have committed suicide are more likely to do the same when they reach the age at which...

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Ultra-processed foods accelerate biological aging

For every 10% increase in the share of ultra-processed products in the diet, biological aging accelerates by more than two...

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Brain aging: discovery of 13 key blood proteins

Scientists have identified thirteen blood biomarkers associated with brain aging, paving the way for preventive treatments against neurodegenerative diseases. THE...

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In France, more than 8% of children in kindergarten have at least one “probable” mental health difficulty.

An Enabee study published by Public Health France reveals that 8.3% of children aged 3 to 6 years old in...

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Suicidal tendencies among working people: what do the latest statistics reveal?

The figures for suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts between 2010 and 2021 among the French working population show marked differences...

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Could bird flu trigger a new pandemic?

International experts are sounding the alarm about mutations of the H5N1 avian flu virus in the United States and possible...

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Soon a urine test to detect the deadliest cancer in the world?

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have created a urine test that can detect some early signs of lung cancer....

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Shingles: the vaccine is now partially reimbursed for people at risk

Since December 10, the Shingrix vaccine, intended to prevent the infectious disease shingles, has been partially reimbursed in pharmacies for...

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Barometer 2024: “6 out of 10 women say they have a health problem”

Anne-Marie Pernet, in partnership with the “Femmes de Santé” collective, presented the results of the 2024 women’s health barometer. This...

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Physical exercise boosts memory until the next day

Researchers have highlighted the benefits of physical activity and sleep on cognitive functions in seniors, and in particular the consolidation...

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Flu, Bronchiolitis: winter epidemics are spreading in France

While bronchiolitis remains very present in France at the beginning of December, several metropolitan regions are also facing a flu...

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Cholera: a strain very resistant to antibiotics at the origin of the epidemic in Mayotte

Researchers from the Pasteur Institute have demonstrated the spread, from Yemen to Mayotte, of a highly antibiotic-resistant strain of the...

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Multiple myeloma: a diet rich in fiber could delay its progression

Adopting a diet rich in fiber and based on plant-based products would slow the progression of this rare blood cancer...

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Bedwetting is more common in children with sleep apnea

A child's uncontrolled urination at night should be considered one of the first signs of respiratory problems, according to Spanish...

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Christmas meal: Inserm addresses misconceptions about food