15-year-old boy invents soap that protects against melanoma
Herman Bekele, a 15-year-old teenage prodigy, could revolutionize the field of dermatology. He has developed an innovative soap that can ...
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Digital therapies: a new approach to combat anxiety?
Anxiety is a mental health disorder that affects millions of people around the world. With the growing demand for effective ...
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Lithotripsy: a new center to effectively treat urinary stones in Marseille
In Marseille, a new device makes it possible to more effectively eliminate urinary stones. THE ESSENTIAL Formerly called "stone disease", ...
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Bladder cancer: what are the new treatments?
Between 13,000 and 20,000 new people are affected each year in France by bladder cancer. THE ESSENTIAL During the month ...
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“If they had not had access to a clinical trial, some patients would no longer be here”
Their integration into clinical trials allows early access for patients to innovative treatments. But France is falling behind in this ...
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Is France still a country of therapeutic innovation?
France has long been recognized for its medical excellence and its capacity to innovate. But for several decades, French research ...
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Editorial: “Therapeutic innovation in danger”
The Covid health crisis has had the effect of an electric shock. France, home of Louis Pasteur and vaccination, was ...
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See you on April 16 on Why Doctor: Therapeutic innovation in danger
Why Doctor is continuing its “Health in Questions” series. Next theme addressed in the show which will be online on ...
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Will we soon be able to detect diseases with our voice?
Thanks to artificial intelligence, it will soon be possible to estimate our state of health and detect diseases by voice. ...
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Soon a tattoo to do yourself and without pain?
American researchers have developed a tattoo patch containing micro-needles. This innovation would make it possible to tattoo oneself at home, ...
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Cranial stimulation could facilitate the learning process
According to an Australian study, the use of cranial stimulation (tNRS) would promote learning abilities. How does this innovation work? ...
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A smart tattoo to monitor your health
South Korean researchers have created a nanotechnology tattoo to warn about the state of health of its holder. A step ...
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Stem cell treatments show promise, but their effectiveness has yet to be proven
While the use of stem cell treatments is exploding in the United States, researchers insist on the lack of reliable ...
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Skin cancer: a new device for diagnosis without sampling
A new technique for diagnosing skin cancer without sampling has just been developed. It could reduce the number of painful ...
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Cancer and chemotherapy: a 3D sponge to absorb excess medication
Researchers have succeeded in developing a 3D sponge capable of absorbing the surplus of drugs released into the body by ...
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A French hospital innovates to treat fistulas in Crohn’s disease
Since the beginning of March, the proctology department of the Diaconesses Croix Saint Simon hospital group has been offering an ...
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“Many innovative health projects are centered on a strong idea: to allow better access to care”
The launch of the Specialized Medicine Innovation Center was announced on December 10 by the Confederation of French Medical Unions ...
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Bladder cancer: a new non-invasive technique to detect it
Scanner detection, from a urine sample, of defective cells would be less invasive than cystoscopy and more efficient, especially for ...
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Promising results for a portable MRI prototype
American researchers claim to have developed a portable MRI with the same reliability and safety as other MRIs. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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When minimally invasive surgery is inspired by parasitic wasps
Dutch researchers have developed a prototype minimally invasive surgery tool inspired by the laying organ of the parasitic wasp. This ...
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Septic shock, hemorrhage: this innovation resuscitates more victims
A new blood microcirculation assessment tool could save more victims of hemorrhage or septic shock. THE ESSENTIAL A new tool ...
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Fecal transplantation, a hope in Crohn’s disease
The effects of faecal transplantation in the context of Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease, shed new light on ...
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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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Jacques Marescaux: “One day, the surgical act will become an automatic act”
It is a pioneer of robotic surgery, Professor Jacques Marescaux, who receives Dr. Jean-François Lemoine in this weekly meeting. An ...
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Manufacture of masks and protective visors: how a team of volunteers put themselves at the service of caregivers
With a team of volunteers, Vanessa Auger, research manager at Mutex, launched a production line for protective devices in full ...
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After the green light from the USA, the Carmat artificial heart eligible for a clinical trial in France
The High Authority for Health and the National Medicines Safety Agency have issued the first authorizations for a new clinical ...
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The consultation could start in the waiting room thanks to a connected medical chair
A French start-up has developed a connected medical chair capable of collecting the blood pressure or even the temperature of ...
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AMD: an artificial retinal implant to restore sight?
According to an experiment on rats, the brain would be able to correctly combine natural vision and an artificial retinal ...
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Genetic mutations: concerns for the “CRISPR” twins in China
The embryos of two Chinese twins had been genetically modified to obtain a natural immunity against AIDS. But unexpected mutations ...
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The genetic scissors revolution
Discovered in 2012, the system called CRISPR-Cas9 which makes it possible to isolate and cut DNA sequences offers the hope ...
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