Generics increased by 11% in 2012
The generic market grew by 11% in 2012 and today they represent 16% of the reimbursable drug market. "Strongly rising...
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Video of Information Video: Breast Lift If a woman finds her breasts too flabby or hanging too low, she can...
Read moreGMOs: consumers are ambivalent
October 16, 2003 - American consumers seem to be confused about what to do with genetically modified organisms (GMOs), claiming...
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Should we be afraid of pesticides in wines?
© iStockphotoUFC-Que Choisir tested 92 bottled wines, the grapes of which were cultivated in traditional, reasoned and organic agriculture. The...
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Mediator: health ministers not responsible
The Court of Justice of the Republic has just classified the complaint filed by a victim of the Mediator against...
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Get rid of your varicose veins
Treatments and aftercare Visible, bumpy veins on your lower legs are likely varicose veins. A quarter of the Dutch people...
Read moreSt. John’s Wort, more “interactive” than ever
October 17, 2003 - St. John's Wort may interfere with the body's absorption of about half of the drugs currently...
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Influenza A: we remain at level 5!
"There is no active circulation of the virus in France" declared the Minister of Health, Roselyne Bachelot this Friday morning....
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The flu progresses in children
For the third week of January, the influenza surveillance networks (Grog and Sentinelles) report 429 consultations for influenza states per...
Read morePenis Extending Surgery
Dissatisfied with your genitals Many men are dissatisfied with the length of their genitals. Some of these men even feel...
Read morePumpkin for diabetes and BPH
October 17, 2003 - Once its decorative functions are completed on October 31, don't throw away your old pumpkin: its...
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Hygiene: our fingers are dirtier than metro bars
Metro bar, public benches, escalator ramps ... they are not the dirtiest! It's your hands, which alone carry around 10...
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Researchers to produce universal red blood cells
Thanks to stem cells, researchers are able to generate red blood cells. A technique that could respond to shortages or...
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Tight stomach with tummy tuck
Get rid of saggy skin After weight loss or pregnancy, your belly may be more flabby than before. If this...
Read moreMassage therapy and breast cancer
October 20, 2003 - Massage therapy is believed to stimulate the immune system to attack breast cancer, a new study...
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Influenza A vaccine: how does it work in a vaccination center?
"The French going to one of the vaccination centers against influenza A will be greeted by two members of the...
Read moreHAS missions
An independent public authority of a scientific nature, the Haute Autorité de Santé was in 2004 "in order to ensure...
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New shapes through liposuction
Suck away the fat Liposuction has been used for about twenty years. Over the years, the technique evolved from the...
Read moreBiodiversity, an important key to health
October 20, 2003 - The rapid decline in biodiversity is seriously hampering the development of new drugs, warn three scientists...
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High risk of early menopause in some smokers
Smoking and white skin do not mix: genetic factors can advance the onset of menopause by nine years.Smoking advances menopause...
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The obligation of a breathalyzer in cars is postponed indefinitely
The Minister of the Interior is awaiting the conclusions of a report on the subject. In the meantime, the obligation...
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Macular Degeneration: Wavy Lines
Have your eyes checked regularly Do you see worse and worse? Are straight lines crooked? Do you have a blind...
Read moreWhen the microwave destroys antioxidants
October 23, 2003 - Broccoli sees its content of three antioxidant substances melt when cooked in the microwave, and there...
Read moreCancer, Scorpio and Pisces: the water signs
Water signs are endowed with skin-deep sensitivity and a rare sense of empathy. Kind and generous, they are turned towards...
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False nails forbidden to nurses
© Digital visionHand hygiene is a fundamental rule in hospitals to fight against infections and the transmission of pathogenic agents....
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Accredit physicians to prevent medical error
A thousand adverse events occur every day in hospitals. To prevent these errors from turning into accidents, 9,000 physicians have...
Read moreJust tested: Inventos
Relax in the massage chair We welcome the Inventos massage chair to the editors with much internal cheer. Spend the...
Read moreHerbal aphrodisiacs
October 24, 2003 - Two plants known for their relaxing effect, Jatamansi - Himalayan Nard and Tongkat Ali longifolia, are...
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A 100% mushroom meal: the new diet for the stars
© Top Photo Group This new “M-plan” (mushroom plan) has totally won over American TV star Kelly Osbourne and singer...
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3rd generation pill: Ansm and labs targeted by 12 new complaints
The Bobigny District Court should register in the coming days 12 new complaints from people who consider themselves victims of...
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