“Pouches” will be banned in France
As tobacco-free month approaches, the Minister of Health announces the ban on nicotine sachets, which are popular with young people. ...
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Puffs: the European Commission gives the green light to France to ban them
The ban must now be ratified by the Senate and the National Assembly before its promulgation by the President of ...
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College: “Using the phone presents more risks than benefits”
Starting Monday, a trial of a total ban on cell phones will begin in some French middle schools. According to ...
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“Sniffy”: a white powder that is causing controversy
The white powder “Sniffy” could soon be banned from sale because its method of consumption, reminiscent of cocaine, is considered ...
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Ban on puffs: “the proposed law must be supplemented”
The National Committee Against Smoking (CNCT) comments on the ban on Puffs. THE ESSENTIAL The National Assembly unanimously voted to ...
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Banned metam-sodium pesticides
The sale of pesticides containing metam-sodium will be definitively prohibited, following 81 human intoxications in the West.The sale of pesticides ...
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Alzheimer’s: a driving ban “at the first signs”
A decree published on April 3 in the Official Journal tightens the rules applicable to patients with neurodegenerative diseases. THE ...
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Internet anti-obesity products banned
Some products sold on the Internet for weight loss are harmful to health. The ANSM has just suspended the marketing ...
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Titanium dioxide (E171) banned in Europe: “very good news for consumers”
Titanium dioxide (E171) will be banned in Europe in food products. A decision hailed by the National Association of Consumers ...
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Video games: in China, minors banned from playing online during the week
In a desire to fight against addiction among the youngest, the Chinese government announced on Monday that it would ban ...
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The United Nations recognizes the medical utility of cannabis
Sixty years after its inclusion in the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, cannabis has seen its classification changed by the ...
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Coronavirus: 56 dead and nearly 2,000 sick in China
The coronavirus epidemic continues to worsen in China, where the authorities announced this Sunday nearly 2,000 patients and 56 dead. ...
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What are the bans for children for?
Beyond education, laying down prohibitions allows children to be structured.Prohibitions are often the result of a reflex transmitted automatically from ...
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Genetically modified babies: WHO speaks out against
The WHO calls for all experiments that could lead to the birth of genetically modified humans to be stopped and ...
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Dental care: how are mercury fillings dangerous to your health?
Since July 1, the European Parliament has banned the use of dental amalgam in children under 15, pregnant and breastfeeding ...
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Electronic cigarettes: soon banned in aircraft holds
For fear of fires, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has decided to ban electronic cigarettes in aircraft holds.The ICAO ...
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Proposed law: penalizing customers undermines the health of prostitutes
Senators are preparing to examine the bill on prostitution in public. The penalization of customers, repealed this summer, could be ...
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Tobacco: British doctors want to ban an entire generation
In Great Britain, the Order of Physicians wants to ban the sale of cigarettes to all people born after 2000. ...
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Prohibition of smoking: this is what you said
Endgame Tabak Foundation wants to ban cigarettes for everyone born from 2017. We asked what you think of this initiative ...
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Bisphenol A: Europe lists its toxic effects
The European Food Safety Authority (Efsa) has reassessed the risks of bisphenol A. Exposure to this toxic product is potentially ...
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Anti-smoking laws that work for quitting smoking
A simple, but strict solution can encourage smokers to stop their consumption: completely ban tobacco, at home and in the ...
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Tattoos: why doctors are against color inks
On January 1, 2014, colored inks used for tattooing should be banned in France. The opacity of the manufacturers on ...
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Tattoos: doctors denounce the lack of information on products
While they contain toxic products, the inks used in tattoos are not subject to any regulations. Dermatologists are campaigning for ...
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Food: Americans want to end trans fatty acids
The American health authority wants to regulate, or even ban, trans fatty acids. Found in many foods, these substances increase ...
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1 in 5 café-bars sell alcohol to minors
While the 2009 law prohibiting the sale of alcohol to minors is respected by take-out shops, 17% of coffee bars ...
Read morePerchlorethylene prohibited from laundry
Perchlorethylene, a toxic solvent used in dry cleaning, will be banned in "any new dry cleaning installation, from March 1, ...
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Mother wants to ban Red Bull after daughter dies
In the aftermath of the adoption of the Red Bull tax, the mother of a young girl who suffered cardiac ...
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