Carmat artificial heart: the patient is in good health
The doctors at the Georges-Pompidou European Hospital are satisfied with the state of health of their transplanted patient and congratulate ...
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Diabetes: What if the patient could one day self-produce insulin?
© iStockphotoA team of scientists from Nice led by Patrick Collombat has just published the encouraging results of their research ...
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Depression, the taboo disease of workers (survey)
More than one in two French people (56%) cite pressure at work and management problems as the main triggers for ...
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Exposure to bisphenol A has consequences for several generations
American researchers have studied several generations of mice. The younger children had communication problems related to their grandparents' exposure to ...
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Cardiovascular disease: knowing that we have a genetic risk influences our behavior
According to a recent study, explaining to patients that they have a genetic risk of developing cardiovascular disease can favorably ...
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End of life: “The right to deep sedation until death is gradually being established”
The Igas drew up an initial assessment of the Claeys-Leonetti law on end of life. She considers that "the two ...
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Cardiovascular problems: the Mediterranean diet based on olive oil or nuts lowers the risk
The Mediterranean diet supplemented with extra virgin olive oil or nuts decreases the risk of having a serious cardiovascular problem, ...
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Tobacco: here is the ranking of the most effective methods to stop smoking
Nothing seems more effective in quitting smoking than financial incentives, according to a new study published in The New England ...
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Lyon, Marseille, Paris: here are the 10 most polluted cities in France
According to a new estimate, the Lyon-Marseille-Paris trio prances ahead of the most polluted cities with very high rates of ...
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Skin transplant: monozygotic twins can donate while alive according to new decree
A decree published in the Official Journal now regulates skin grafting between twins or monozygotic twins during their lifetime.Published in ...
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Epilepsy: Depakine taken during pregnancy decreases the child’s academic performance
Children born to mothers who took the epilepsy drug Valproate (Depakine) during their pregnancy are significantly worse off than others ...
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Malformations and neurological disorders: the ANSM bans Depakine in the event of pregnancy
"Valproate (Dépakine) is now prohibited during pregnancy and should no longer be prescribed to women or adolescent girls of childbearing ...
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Depression: doing squats helps you get out of it
A new trial published in JAMA Psychiatry concludes that resistance training is associated with a significant reduction in depressive symptoms. ...
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Sex addiction: HIV patients suffer more than others
A new study presented to the Albatross National Addiction Congress shows that patients with HIV are much more likely to ...
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Type 1 Diabetes: How Can Children and Teens Use Insulin Effectively?
A new trial has identified several ways to improve glycemic control in young people with type 1 diabetes.As insulin requirements ...
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Miscarriage: a new combination of molecules avoids surgical intervention
To avoid having to use intrauterine suction during an early miscarriage, researchers have successfully tested the combination of two molecules ...
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Cancers, premature babies: the West Indians massively poisoned by chlordecone
Classified "as possible carcinogen" in 1979 by the World Health Organization (WHO), chlordecone, an ultra-toxic pesticide, was used extensively from ...
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Addiction and psychosis: a new molecule can treat pathologies linked to cannabis consumption
Doctor Pier Vincenzo Piazza and his team presented this Thursday at the International Congress of Addictology of the Albatross, a ...
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Prostate cancer: the Besançon CHU creates a specialized center “to improve the quality of life of patients”
With the official creation of a prostate cancer center, the Besançon University Hospital is getting organized to coordinate patient care. ...
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Cardiovascular disease: the faster you walk, the lower the risk
A new study has shown that the faster the walk, the longer the lifespan of those who practice it lengthens, ...
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His vital card is not up to date: the patient dies of a pulmonary embolism
Pulmonary embolism is caused by a clot that will obstruct the pulmonary artery which brings back the red blood because ...
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Alcohol: a new remedy for cirrhosis of the liver
A new study has just proven the effectiveness of long-term administration of human albumin in patients with cirrhosis. Explanations. Human ...
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Toulouse: the Samu diagnoses aerophagia, he dies of a heart attack
Djilali Messerdi died of a heart attack in his parents' car on the way to the hospital. The regulator of ...
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Red alert for grass pollens in France
France is widely affected by grass pollens. Only a few departments escape the red alert.If you are allergic to pollen, ...
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Death in Mulhouse: two complaints filed against the Samu for non-assistance to a person in danger
After the Naomie Musenga affair, two complaints have just been filed for non-assistance to a person in danger with the ...
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Breast cancer: a giant aquagym class to reclaim your femininity
In reindeer, 60 women who are fighting against female cancer meet twice a week to participate in a course adapted ...
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Alcoholism: the Tours University Hospital is experimenting with a new treatment
The technique, called "transcranial direct current stimulation", is equivalent to electrical stimulation of the brain, to strengthen the area that ...
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Women increasingly victims of Minoca, a mysterious heart disease
A new study establishes that the MINOCA, also called "myocardial infarction with nonobstructive coronary arteries", affects more and more the ...
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Insomnia, a major complication of stroke
Those who have unfortunately had a stroke have a harder time falling asleep than others, according to a new study. ...
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Quality of care: the system is deteriorating according to doctors and nurses
For 88% of respondents to an exclusive 360 medics / Egora study, the quality of care has deteriorated over the ...
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