Competitiveness and innovation: why France is struggling to hold its own
France is losing ground in Europe in terms of competitiveness and ability to innovate in the health industries. A cumbersome ...
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Bioproduction and innovative drugs, hope for a cure in chronic diseases
Faced with degenerative, chronic diseases or certain cancers, so-called innovative drugs appear as a hope. And in the category of ...
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Why is there still no medicine for Alzheimer’s disease?
Alzheimer's disease is the most common neurodegenerative disease. However, there is still no treatment capable of curing this pathology. Alzheimer's ...
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Immunotherapy: what future for this therapeutic revolution?
Based on the mobilization of immune defenses to destroy cancer cells, immunotherapy is revolutionizing the management of cancers but also ...
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Gene therapy, a hope for serious illnesses
Gene therapy, which consists of introducing genetic material to "correct" a patient's cells, would make it possible to treat serious ...
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How France can relaunch its clinical research
International competition in clinical research is intensifying day by day. But France has lost its attractiveness in this area in ...
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Innovative drugs: how to set their “fair price”?
Is the price of innovative drugs an obstacle to ensuring that each patient receives the best care? The point on ...
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How to better manage pediatric cancers?
Thanks to advances in research, 80% of children with cancer in developed countries are now cured. But progress remains to ...
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Why infectious diseases are at risk of proliferating
The Covid-19 epidemic illustrates the permanent risk of seeing the proliferation of infectious diseases linked to demographic expansion and environmental ...
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Covid-19, flu, measles: how to make vaccines the spearhead of prevention?
Capable of preventing 29 infectious diseases, vaccines have saved millions of lives around the world. However, vaccination coverage remains insufficient ...
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How will we be cared for in 2030?
Health data will be at the heart of the revolution that patient care should experience in the next 10 years. ...
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Why antibiotics need to reinvent themselves
They have saved millions of lives since the discovery of penicillin. But excessive use of antibiotics has multiplied the cases ...
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