COVID-19: No, vaccines do not harm fertility
The results of a study carried out in the Czech Republic were used to demonstrate that the Vaccines against the ...
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COVID-19: This is the end of the reimbursement of pharmacies tests
In French pharmacies, only vulnerable people, aged or suffering from a long-term condition can now carry out COVVI-19 tests reimbursed ...
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COVID-19: End of reimbursement of antigenic tests without a prescription
As of March 1, the insured must present a medical prescription to benefit from a reimbursement of the antigenic tests ...
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COVID-19: ANSM (RE) confirms that vaccines are safe
The four COVVI-19 vaccines, available on the French market, are safe, once again provides ANSM. Essential The results of pharmacovigilance ...
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COVID-19: The number of white blood cells could predict the severity of the symptoms
According to a new study, the number of white blood cells can assess the risk of developing serious symptoms of ...
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Covid-19: infection affects fear levels
Mild cases of coronavirus tend to lessen fear, while severe forms tend to increase it. THE ESSENTIAL People with a ...
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5 years after Covid, are we ready to fight a new pandemic threat?
The director of the World Health Organization believes that the world will never be fully prepared to face a new ...
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Winter infections: the flu epidemic is in full swing at the start of 2025
At the start of 2025, acute respiratory infections (ARI) are on the rise, affecting all age groups. THE ESSENTIAL The ...
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Covid-19: infection damages the kidneys
Compared to other forms of lung infections such as pneumonia, Covid-19 further degrades kidney function. THE ESSENTIAL Covid-19 can have ...
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Covid, flu: “There is still time to get vaccinated” before the end of year holidays
Only two million French people have been vaccinated against Covid-19. Two weeks before the end-of-year holidays, it is not too ...
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MS: will severe forms of Covid-19 increase the number of cases?
There is an association between severe Covid-19 infection and the risk of developing multiple sclerosis. The number of people affected ...
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You can now get vaccinated by a pharmacy technician
Since Friday, December 6, pharmacy technicians have the right to administer all vaccines on the authorized list under certain conditions. ...
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Flu, Covid-19: get vaccinated before the holidays!
As the flu begins to circulate more and more in France, health and government authorities are calling for people to ...
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Covid-19: SARS-CoV-2 could help fight cancer
Researchers have discovered that the RNA of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes Covid-19, triggers the development of a type of ...
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The Covid-19 virus “steals” our proteins to protect itself from the immune system
SARS-CoV-2 hijacks three proteins from the complement system, which participates in the body's defense against infection, allowing it to stay ...
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Covid-19: infection increases the risk of blood lipid abnormalities
People who have contracted Covid-19 have an increased risk of developing dyslipidemia, or abnormal lipid levels in the blood. THE ...
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Is “not going out” the new normal since the Covid-19 epidemic?
Since the coronavirus pandemic, the population has tended to spend more and more time sedentary, at home, and less and ...
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Covid-19: high contagiousness linked to its ability to defeat the innate immune response
Researchers have discovered the enzyme used by SARS-CoV-2 to defeat the body's innate immune response, which explains its greater contagiousness, ...
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Flu and Covid-19: what you need to know about the vaccination campaign
This Tuesday, October 15, 2024 marks the launch of the seasonal flu vaccination campaign which for the second year in ...
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Heart attack, stroke: Covid-19 doubles long-term risks
Having had Covid-19 increases the risk of having a heart attack or stroke up to 3 years after diagnosis, and ...
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Vaccination against Covid-19: are you affected by the new campaign?
The vaccination campaign against Covid-19 starts next Tuesday, October 15 with a vaccine adapted to the JN.1 variant of the ...
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Covid-19: cognitive after-effects up to one year after infection
In the long term, the coronavirus has many effects on cognitive faculties, leaving after-effects up to a year after the ...
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Covid-19 can develop drug resistance
An intensification of the circulation of SARS-CoV-2 currently appears to be beginning in France. THE ESSENTIAL Researchers have just established ...
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The circulation of Covid-19 is intensifying in France
Health authorities are relaunching a vaccination campaign to try to contain the recent resurgence of Covid-19 cases. THE ESSENTIAL All ...
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Autism: “Covid babies” do not present a higher risk
Children born in the first year of the pandemic, including those exposed to the coronavirus in utero, are not more ...
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Anxiety, depression: a link established between psychological disorders and serious Covid-19 infections
Researchers have linked Covid-19 infection to the development of disorders such as anxiety and depression. THE ESSENTIAL A Covid-19 infection ...
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XEC: What is this new variant of Covid-19 that is spreading in Europe?
Covid-19 XEC variant has 'slight transmission advantage' THE ESSENTIAL Covid-19 has developed a new variant called XEC. XEC has already ...
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Covid-19: Study reveals how infection can cause or worsen diabetes
The COVID-19 virus destroys pancreatic cells that produce insulin, which could explain why some patients develop diabetes after infection, according ...
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Covid-19, cancer… A new type of RNA could improve vaccines and treatments
By reprogramming so-called self-amplifying RNA, researchers have developed a vaccine against Covid-19 that has proven to be as effective as ...
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Covid-19: Infection causes loss of IQ points even in mild form
An epidemiologist takes stock of the impact of a Covid-19 infection on the brain and cognitive abilities. THE ESSENTIAL Covid-19 ...
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