Deconfinement of June 30: how to continue to use hydroalcoholic gel
Does a hydroalcoholic gel stored for several months at the bottom of a handbag retain its effectiveness against Covid-19? ANSES ...
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Magnetic balls: for young children, beware of the danger
The General Directorate of Health (DGS), the repression of fraud (DGCCRF), ANSES and Public Health France warn of the risk ...
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5G: ANSES lacks data… but considers it harmless to health
Long-awaited, the ANSES report on 5G considers that the new frequency bands are not dangerous to health. While acknowledging that ...
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Disposable diapers: ANSES proposes to ban 200 dangerous chemical substances
The National Health Security Agency (Anses) wants to better protect the health of babies and proposes to ban nearly 200 ...
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Acute life-threatening hepatitis: alert on hair vitamins
Women who take the pill should avoid consuming the Chewable Hair Vitamins® dietary supplement. More generally, food supplements are not ...
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1000 minks with Covid-19 slaughtered in France: were they really a threat?
The Minister of Agriculture Julien Denormandie ordered the slaughter of 1,000 contaminated mink from a farm in Eure-et-Loir and the ...
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Covid-19: ANSES clears animals of any role in the spread of the virus
Agency scientists say that neither pets nor wild animals played a role in the spread of the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. ...
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It’s the season but beware, some squashes are toxic
Highly consumed in the fall, some squashes can cause serious food poisoning. THE ESSENTIAL When buying squash, check the label ...
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Experimentation with therapeutic cannabis in France: details on its application
Experimentation with therapeutic cannabis in France will begin on at least 3,000 patients on March 31, 2021 at the latest. ...
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Laughing gas: ANSES is alarmed by the consequences of nitrous oxide on health
An increase in the number of laughing gas poisonings, especially among young people, has been recorded in recent years. THE ...
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Milk, cereals, pastries: in which foods are there the most nanoparticles?
The National Health Security Agency has noted the presence of industrial nanoparticles, used to improve manufactured foods in nearly 900 ...
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Deployment of 5G: deputies call for a commission of inquiry to assess the health risks
MPs The Republicans are calling for the creation of a commission of inquiry into the effects of 5G on health. ...
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Covid-19: essential oils are ineffective in preventing or curing the virus, warns ANSES
ANSES is warning this Tuesday of the ineffectiveness and danger of using essential oils in the prevention or treatment of ...
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Coronavirus and disinfection: ANSES warns against the risk of poisoning
While it is important to disinfect your interior well during an epidemic, be careful, however, of certain products toxic to ...
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Deployment of 5G: ANSES deplores “a lack of data” on health effects
Faced with the lack of information concerning the “potential biological and health effects” linked to exposure to 5G, ANSES will ...
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Tampons and menstrual cups: new recommendations from ANSES
ANSES unveiled Monday, January 20, the results of these new analyzes on intimate protection. Too many women are still unaware ...
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Food supplements: ANSES recommends avoiding products containing berberine
For children and adolescents, pregnant women, people with diabetes or suffering from liver problems, or suffering from heart disease, it ...
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Ultra-processed products: still too many food additives
Despite an overall decline in food additives in ultra-processed products over the past eight years, these chemicals are still far ...
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Toxic mushrooms: ANSES alert after hundreds of poisonings
In the past fortnight, 493 cases of poisoning have been reported to poison control centers, including one serious, ANSES warned ...
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Bisphenol B is also an endocrine disruptor
Used outside Europe as an alternative to bisphenol A, bisphenol B is also an endocrine disruptor and should therefore not ...
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Pesticides: three out of four French people use them at home
Insecticides, herbicides, mosquito repellents… 75% of French households use pesticides. This is revealed by a survey carried out by ANSES.Contrary ...
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Pollution: new evidence of its harmful effects on health
In a report presented on July 16, ANSES confirms "with strong levels of evidence" the health effects linked to certain ...
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Food for babies, children and teenagers: ANSES’s recommendations
ANSES warns of the excessive intake of sugars and the importance of dietary diversification. Infants, children and adolescents have physiological ...
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Childhood leukemia: high voltage lines pose a risk
ANSES warns against certain high voltage lines, potentially responsible for childhood leukemia. "According to all the data available on the ...
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Kiwi, buckwheat, goat’s milk: ANSES calls for better information on “emerging” allergies
Less known than "classic" allergens, certain foods are the cause of serious allergies each year in France, recalls this Friday ...
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Diapers for babies: manufacturers undertake to indicate their components
Manufacturers of baby diapers have pledged to secure their products, denounced as toxic by ANSES. Recently pointed out by the ...
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Dangerous chemicals found in baby diapers
According to ANSES (National Health Security Agency), baby diapers contain too many toxic substances, potentially threatening the health of children. ...
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Glyphosate: a step towards banning in France
The marketing authorization for Roundup Pro 360, a weed killer containing glyphosate, has been canceled by ANSES and the administrative ...
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Skin cancer: ANSES calls for the closure of tanning booths
The National Health Security Agency (Anses) publishes an opinion, this Wednesday, October 10, calling for the cessation of tanning booths. ...
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Mushrooms: 87 French people poisoned since the beginning of October
Mix-ups between mushrooms can be serious. Since the beginning of October, 87 people have paid the price. ANSES recalls the ...
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