Effectiveness of containment: the study that sows doubt
The comparison of epidemic results between countries that have used containment and those that have implemented less strict measures argues ...
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Mask: why wearing it under the nose is a “masculine” sign
Is wearing a mask under the nose a male practice? This is the question posed by a journalist from the ...
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Confinement, barrier gestures, vaccination: thinking about others makes it easier to accept the rules
By realizing that collective actions to fight Covid-19 are also there to save our loved ones, we become much more ...
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Flu, gastro, bronchiolitis: why did infectious diseases disappear this winter?
With the exception of the common cold, the infectious diseases that normally ruin our winters are absent subscribers this year, ...
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Covid-19: why it is important to change your mask regularly
A mask worn for too long can increase the risk of contracting the virus. THE ESSENTIAL The mask that is ...
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Why the mask makes a little of each of us “anonymous”
Our ability to recognize faces is diminished by wearing a mask, and this affects the quality of our relationships. THE ...
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Wearing a mask encourages getting closer to other people
A CNRS study in Lille shows that wearing a mask reassures us and, therefore, reduces social distancing by around 15%. ...
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Evolution of the epidemic: questions about the deconfinement of December 15 but optimism for the months to come
In the short term, the figures on the number of daily infections raise fears of a postponement of the easing ...
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Are the French planning to be responsible at Christmas?
More than six out of ten French people say they want to be “reasonable” for the end-of-year celebrations. But a ...
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Flu, gastro, bronchitis and other winter illnesses to absent subscribers this winter
Viral infectious diseases such as influenza, gastroenteritis or bronchitis have virtually disappeared from medical practices. THE ESSENTIAL "Since October 5, ...
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Ehpad: how to protect your loved ones when you visit them?
New measures for visitors to nursing homes will come into force in the coming days, including the performance of a ...
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Covid-19: precarious people respect health measures less
People who are financially and professionally insecure are less likely to limit their journeys, respect physical distancing and wash their ...
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Wearing a mask would not be an obstacle to physical exercise
Wearing a mask during physical activity would not impede breathing or affect performance or oxygen levels in blood and muscles. ...
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In the United States, people under 30 show little respect for barrier gestures
According to a recent survey by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Americans aged 18 to ...
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Covid-19 in the United States: Republicans respect barrier gestures less than Democrats
Republicans, more conservative than their opponents, would be more self-oriented, while Democrats would be more likely to assess the impact ...
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How to make people accept the wearing of the mask from 6 years old?
The mask will be compulsory at school for children from 6 years old from the start of the All Saints ...
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Hand washing: the French let their guard down
A new study confirms that the frequency of hand washing among the French to protect themselves from Covid-19 continues to ...
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Educational establishments, EHPAD and workplaces at the top of the cluster ranking
Public Health France has identified since May 11 more than 4,300 clusters representing a total of 50,550 cases of Covid-19. ...
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Covid-19: men put themselves at greater risk than women
Faced with Covid-19, women are more likely to observe rules to protect themselves and their loved ones than men. However, ...
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Viruses, microbes: how to wash your hands properly?
On the occasion of World Handwashing Day, we remind you how to wash them well and why it is essential. ...
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Curfew: the measure divides scientists
Emmanuel Macron will speak on Wednesday evening October 14 to announce new measures against the coronavirus. For several days, the ...
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Covid-19: airing your interior is recommended to limit infection
According to several specialists, airing your home several times a day would, in the same way as washing your hands ...
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The systematic use of barrier gestures is eroding as the wearing of masks gains in popularity
In its latest epidemiological point on Covid-19 in France, Public Health France observes that in terms of prevention the French ...
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Defense advice: reducing the duration of quarantine and priorities for testing
This Friday, September 11, Prime Minister Jean Castex unveiled the measures taken by the defense council to fight against the ...
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Covid-19: women say they are more worried than men
According to a new Yougov poll unveiled this Sunday, the fear of contracting Covid-19 remains very present in France, despite ...
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First referred against the compulsory wearing of masks outdoors
A Montpellier resident is taking legal action against the decree of the prefect of Hérault imposing the compulsory wearing of ...
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Wuhan’s giant techno party gets people talking
This weekend, hundreds of Chinese revelers gathered at a water park in Wuhan, the birthplace of the Covid-19 pandemic, without ...
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Covid-19: social network users more likely to believe in fake news
A Canadian study suggests that users of social networks are more inclined to have an erroneous perception of the reality ...
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Should we generalize the wearing of the mask?
While the government plans to make it compulsory to wear a mask in the North, bordering Belgium, which is experiencing ...
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The number of new coronavirus cases has increased by 66% in three weeks
More than 1,000 new cases have been identified in France, indicating a marked increase in the prevalence of the virus.There ...
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