MMA: “Just after the impact we have a massive depolarization of a large population of neurons”
On January 10, Hexagone MMA marked its fifth appearance at the Zénith de Paris, offering a new high-level show. On ...
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European Depression Day: “With art therapy, the depressed patient manages to rediscover himself”
This Sunday, October 27, 2024 marks European Depression Day. On this occasion, psychologist, art therapist and artist Michel Briat discusses ...
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Cerebral palsy: “Every time we win, we also win for other pathologies and society”
This Sunday October 6 is World Cerebral Palsy Day. Jacky Vagnoni, president of the Cerebral Paralysis France Federation, tells us ...
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“To prevent a trauma from being transmitted and becoming transgenerational, it must be treated”
Psychologist Johanna Rozenblum, author of the book Déconditionez-vous, gives the keys to understanding the origins of our traumas, and above ...
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Insomnia: “Sleep problems often have hidden causes”
While more and more French people are sleeping poorly, psychotherapist Caroline Joutotte details the hidden causes of sleep disorders and ...
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World Bone Marrow Donor Day: “Bone marrow donation saves lives”
On the occasion of World Bone Marrow Donor Day organized this September 16, 2023, Dr Catherine Faucher, director of hematopoietic ...
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“Diabetics should consult a sex therapist once a year”
Nearly 60% of diabetic patients have sexual problems, according to a recent study conducted by OpinionWay for Roche Diabetes Care ...
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Osteoarthritis of the hands: “Food does indeed play a role in prevention”
Along with the knees and hips, the hands are one of the most common locations for osteoarthritis. The dietician of ...
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“Waist circumference should be systematically measured as part of routine care”
Ectopic foci of fat that cause an abnormal elevation in waist circumference can have serious health consequences. Odile Fabre, medical ...
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Pregnancy: why staying in motion helps prepare for childbirth
On the occasion of the release of her book "In motion for childbirth!" (Solar editions), physiotherapist Mathilde Elind explains how ...
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Mental health: “The idea of recovery can be applied to many care situations”
The Fédération Santé Mentale France, supported by the Sisley-d'Ornano Foundation, promotes the notion of recovery in mental health, with the ...
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“Myasthenia Gravis can occur at any age, from birth to 90!”
Autoimmune myasthenia has a considerable impact on the social and family life of patients. As the first European Day dedicated ...
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Skin crushing: “Dermatillomania is a phantom disorder!”
They are nearly a million in France to be victims of this disorder which consists in crushing the skin. To ...
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“E-cigarettes are more of a smoking diversion product than a gateway”
Is the decline in smoking stalled in France? Some figures suggest this while the case of disposable electronic cigarettes, the ...
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“The best way to detect cancer before its first symptoms is screening”
Cancer can be manifested by the appearance of various unusual and persistent symptoms. The earlier they are detected and treated, ...
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Rehabilitation, pain, Alzheimer’s… How video games can be an asset for care
Pain management, fight against Alzheimer's, treatment of phobias... Often criticized for their addictive nature, video games can be a tool ...
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“The post-resuscitation syndrome is composed of three entities”
What is post-resuscitation syndrome? Two doctors explain it to us in the weekend interview. As the Covid-19 epidemic resumes, Guillaume ...
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Stomach pain after eating: more than one in ten people affected
About 11% of the world's population, the majority of whom are women, frequently experience abdominal pain after their meals. THE ...
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Cluster headache: “The worst pain of all diseases”
Isabelle Schaal is 47 years old and has been suffering from chronic cluster headache (AVF) for 10 years, also known ...
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World Procrastination Day: “Sometimes the best thing to do is to delay!”
On the occasion of World Procrastination Day, Diane Ballonad-Rolland, consultant in organization and time management, founder and director of the ...
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“In rare diseases, there is a significant risk of diagnostic error”
On the occasion of the International Day of Rare Diseases on February 28, Why Doctor met Dr. Nadia Belmatoug, specialist ...
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Covid-long: “I was told it was in my head”
Last Friday, the High Authority for Health issued recommendations for the care of patients with a long form of the ...
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Interview – Laëtitia Milot: “Be stronger than endometriosis, don’t let it win.”
© Top HealthTop Santé: We talk more about endometriosis in the media. Wasn't that the case when you started having ...
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Interview with PJ from Bodytime
In your opinion, what are the main health benefits of practicing a sports activity?First of all, sport makes it possible ...
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Interview: should we be worried about the return of certain diseases such as measles?
© DRIn France, is there a decrease in vaccination against measles?Not at all. The measles vaccination has been increasing for ...
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Interview Marc-Jan Janssen: Humor makes things negotiable
Gynecologist/oncologist Marc-Jan Janssen (50) signs daily. He makes cartoons or outlines the steps of a treatment for a patient. With ...
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Interview Sonia Tlev: “The Benefits of Sport”
Hello Sonia, your expert perspective on our special dossier devoted to sport and health is a real plus. Not all ...
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Interview: psychiatrist Dirk De Wachter in 2020
Flemish psychiatrist Dirk De Wachter (59) became famous in one fell swoop for his book 'Borderline Times'. Now he is ...
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Interview: On the Bres Jos van Bemmel
General practitioner Jos van Bemmel is seriously concerned about the use of morphine-like painkillers such as oxycodone. More than half ...
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Interview: neurologist Diederik Dippel
'Always ask for a CTA scan in the event of a stroke' No infusion with strong blood thinners, but a ...
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