Resistance to antibiotics: an additional cost estimated at 290 million euros in France over two years
Resistant bacteria are causing more and more deaths around the world – and this will only continue to increase if ...
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Arterial hypertension: a new treatment soon to be available?
A phase II clinical trial showed the effectiveness of firibastat for people with high blood pressure. This treatment belongs to ...
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Chronic diseases: Inserm pleads in favor of sports on prescription
An Inserm report reaffirms the benefits of physical activity, particularly against ten common chronic diseases. Sport, as effective as medicine. ...
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Elephant Man: an anticancer drug reduces the deformities of Cloves syndrome
Like the disease Elephant Man suffers from, Cloves syndrome is a closely related genetic defect that results in accelerated deformities ...
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Covid-19: the virus was already circulating in France in November according to Inserm
© Getty ImagesAnd if the Covid-19 had circulated before the first case officially listed on January 24? In France, 200,000 ...
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Inserm launches a scientific “reinformation cure”
© Inserm_Twitter"Canal detox season 1". No, this is not a new series dedicated to liver detox, but rather the name ...
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11 compulsory vaccinations: INSERM is committed to scientific transparency
Increasing infant immunization coverage will bring not only individual but also collective benefits. The efficacy and harmlessness of the 11 ...
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Research: researchers angry with the government and Inserm
The government changed the rules of a major call for research projects and postponed it until the summer of 2018. ...
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Atherosclerosis: French people discover how to protect arteries
A process of "cleaning" the cells of the artery walls limits the formation of plaques responsible for stroke and myocardial ...
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Endocrine disruptors: the cocktail effect is deleterious
Watch out for the cocktail effect! When a pregnant woman is exposed to several endocrine disruptors, their effects are multiplied, ...
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Build muscle with a gut hormone
Inserm researchers have identified a hormone, FGF19, which increases muscle strength by making fibers grow.Losing muscle mass can quickly become ...
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Cough syrups to treat strokes
The active agent in cough syrups could be used to unclog blocked arteries during a stroke.Each year, more than 130,000 ...
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Cells in the human body can heat up to 50 ° C
A team of Inserm researchers has discovered that the internal temperature of our cells can reach 50 ° C.Fever, thermal ...
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Alzheimer’s disease: vitamin D deficiency triples the risk
The risk of dementia is even higher when a lack of vitamin D is combined with a deficiency of carotenoids ...
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Hypnosis: recognized medical applications
Increasingly recognized, hypnosis is now widely used for pain control, anesthesia and desensitization.Hypnosis now has its entry ticket into French ...
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Urban planning: the unemployment rate is correlated with exposure to air pollution
According to a large study carried out in 8 European countries, residents of neighborhoods most affected by unemployment are more ...
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Lack of sleep reduces gray matter in teens
Sleeping and going to bed late leads to a decrease in the volume of gray matter in the brain of ...
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Research: Inserm in the top 10 innovative institutions
France has four public institutions in the world ranking of the most innovative structures. Inserm gains one place compared to ...
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Air pollution: lung transplant patients more vulnerable
The follow-up of French patients who have had a lung transplant shows that they could be particularly vulnerable to the ...
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Neural transplant: speed of intervention is crucial
A nerve cell transplant is more likely to be successful if it is performed soon after the injury. Operating in ...
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Inserm launches its news site
The site offers several sections, starting with "files", which provide an update on the latest advances in a particular field ...
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Cancers: the role of the Epstein-Barr virus better understood
The Epstein-Barr virus would play a significant role in the occurrence of several cancers, according to a Franco-German study.About 95% ...
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Obesity: decisive physical activity from 2 years old
In France, a study of more than 800 children shows that the time spent playing outdoors or watching television during ...
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Alzheimer’s: the benefits of home therapy
A therapeutic approach at home can slow down their loss of autonomy and reduce behavioral disorders, according to a French ...
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Robert Marchand: the secrets of a bicycle hour record
At 105, Robert Marchand has just set a new bike hour record. This is explained by its remarkable physiological characteristics, ...
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Addictions: a site that meets the expectations of teens
MILDECA and Inserm have launched ww.maad-digital.fr, a scientific information website on addictions designed with and for young people. It contains ...
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A brain implant to make paralyzed monkeys walk again
A neuroprosthesis has enabled monkeys to regain control of a limb paralyzed following a spinal cord injury. Macaques have regained ...
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Zika: a fund of 12 million euros to study the virus
A European consortium has received a Horizon 2020 grant to study the Zika virus, and in particular its effects on ...
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Cardiovascular diseases: review prevention regimens
Analysis of the relationships between risk factors has established a complex web of interactions. Enough to upset prevention strategies.These numbers ...
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Zika: two modes of transmission from mother to child
Researchers have discovered two modes of transmission of the Zika virus during pregnancy. What better way to understand how the ...
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