Bronchiolitis: simple actions to prevent infection in young children
The ARS Île-de-France recalls the barrier gestures to adopt at the start of the winter season to prevent the risks ...
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Covid-19, flu: almost one in two French people do not wear a mask if they have symptoms
Winter viruses will soon make their return to France. However, 43% of people say they never wear a mask when ...
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Flu: an additional month for the vaccination campaign
Faced with the high circulation of the flu virus in France, the authorities have extended the vaccination campaign until February ...
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End of year celebrations: don’t forget the barrier gestures “learned during the pandemic”
While the flu and Covid-19 and other winter viruses are circulating strongly during this end-of-year holiday season, infectious disease doctor ...
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Flu, Covid: how to protect yourself to have a good holiday?
Vaccine, wearing a mask, social distancing... One week before Christmas Eve and faced with the increase in cases of flu, ...
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Covid-19: the French turn the page, even if the virus is still there
If Covid-19 is still circulating, the disease is less and less frightening: 40% of French people say they are no ...
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Covid, flu, bronchiolitis: should we put the mask back on?
According to the Academy of Medicine, the current health situation requires the return of barrier gestures such as wearing a ...
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Influenza: a “serious risk of epidemic” this winter
Reduction in barrier gestures, low vaccination coverage and reduced immunity: this year, the influenza virus could lead to a major ...
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Covid-19: narcissistic people respect barrier gestures less!
Narcissists, regardless of the type of narcissism, are less likely to wear the mask or get the shot. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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When our politicians abandon barrier gestures
In terms of barrier gestures, our elected officials are far from setting an example. Yet the coronavirus is still here. ...
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Respect for barrier gestures in transport “not feasible” and “impossible”
Among the announcements on the organization after May 11, Édouard Philippe announced the plan to resume transport with respect for ...
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Wearing a mask: how to avoid glasses fogging up
While wearing a mask tends to become widespread in France, people with glasses are faced with the formation of fog ...
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On the plane or train, how to choose the right seat to avoid being contaminated?
Window side or hallway side? The location of seats in trains or planes does not pose the same risk of ...
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Can the obligation to wear a mask be counterproductive?
Being forced to wear a mask could encourage less consideration of other measures to limit the circulation of the coronavirus. ...
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Covid-19: what to do for the end of year celebrations?
A few days before the end of the year celebrations, the Scientific Council has delivered its recommendations for the festivities. ...
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Gastroenteritis, bronchiolitis, flu: but why are there currently so many patients?
For the past few weeks, doctors have seen many patients suffering from winter illnesses pass through their offices. According to ...
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Joy, sadness, anger: masks would hide nothing from children’s emotions
The masks would not prevent children from discerning the emotions of their interlocutor. THE ESSENTIAL In an experiment mixing masked ...
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Why cases of colds, gastro and angina are exploding right now
Since the start of the school year, fall illnesses such as the flu, gastroenteritis and colds have increased. Blame it ...
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Covid-19: with 60% of the population vaccinated, the risk of variants is high
The threshold of 60% vaccination, which France is approaching, favors the appearance of new resistant variants. This highlights the need ...
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Covid-19: 96% of American adults don’t know what to do if they test positive!
Isolate yourself, prevent contact cases, notify your doctor… A study carried out among American adults shows that the vast majority ...
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Risk of reinfection: beware of the “vaccinee syndrome”
From the first dose of vaccine against Covid-19, some patients no longer respect barrier gestures. However, these remain essential to ...
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Barrier gestures and hydroalcoholic gel: an outbreak of hand eczema!
Almost two-thirds of the population now suffer from eczema due to more frequent hand washing linked to the Covid-19 pandemic. ...
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White year for the flu: is it really good news?
The 2021-2022 season has been a blank year for influenza, as well as other winter infections. A situation which risks ...
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What health protocol for the start of the school year this Monday?
The start of the school year for kindergartens and primary schools takes place this Monday, April 26. In a context ...
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Dizzying drop in measles cases in 2020
In 2020, there were 10 times fewer measles cases than the previous year. This drop would be due to the ...
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True or false: what can you do once vaccinated against Covid-19?
What can people who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 do? Why doctor disentangles the true from the false.Since the start ...
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One in two people are symptomatic when they infect a colleague at their workplace
The Scientific Council calls for better application of the health protocol in the workplace. In company restaurants, new measures will ...
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Covid-19: does the flu vaccine have a protective effect?
According to an American study, people who have received the seasonal flu vaccine are less likely to be infected with ...
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Barrier gestures: the time for relaxation has not come
Respect two meters distance, wash your hands, sneeze or cough into your elbow, wear a mask... These "barrier gestures" born ...
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Flu, gastro, bronchitis: how anti-Covid-19 measures extinguished all other winter epidemics
The barrier gestures against Covid-19 have made it possible to avoid other seasonal infections and more serious forms of certain ...
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