How health and quality of life have become priorities in professional life
By bringing significant changes to the conditions of professional practice, particularly with the emergence of teleworking, the health crisis has ...
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Poor lighting conditions can impact vision and reduce quality of life
Vision declines with age and poor lighting or strong contrasts between light and dark can limit the ability of older ...
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Parkinson’s: Brazilian dance improves patients’ quality of life
Brazilian dance appears to have a positive impact on the physical, mental, emotional and social aspects of the quality of ...
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Tuberculosis: survivors have lifelong sequelae
Smaller lungs, narrower airways, slower airflow: patients successfully treated for tuberculosis have a reduction in their respiratory capacity, thereby reducing ...
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When parents separate, children’s standard of living declines
A France Stratégie study revealed the consequences of parental breakup both on the standard of living and on the housing ...
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Glaucoma: half of patients suffer from it without knowing it
According to a study by the University of Gothenburg, almost half of people with glaucoma do not know they have ...
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Seniors: being active improves quality of life
Seniors who practice regular physical activity have a better quality of life than those who are sedentary. THE ESSENTIAL The ...
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Lack of sleep: half an hour less rest is harmful to children’s health
Delaying a child's bedtime by 39 minutes affects their quality of life. THE ESSENTIAL In an experiment with 100 children, ...
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People who are good with numbers tend to be more satisfied with their lives
Having a math savvy is good for the mind and the wallet, according to a study. THE ESSENTIAL The invention ...
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Creative activities improve the quality of life of young cancer patients
Dance, pottery, collage, drawing, painting… These creative hobbies help children and adolescents with cancer in their care journey. According to ...
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Schizophrenia: the patients would all have different brain functions
People with schizophrenia have different brain functions. Taking this parameter into consideration in their treatment would be more appropriate. Schizophrenia ...
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Elderly, disadvantaged, foreigners: the portrait of French people who died because of Covid-19
A study by Insee and Dress revealed the profile of patients who suffered from a severe form of Covid-19. Age ...
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Prostate cancer: the benefits of shorter but more intense radiotherapy
Reducing the duration of radiotherapy by around forty days, while delivering higher doses, is as effective as conventional radiotherapy in ...
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How Covid-19 is changing the lives of former patients
In addition to the devastation on health, Covid-19 also has repercussions for patients on work, on the economy and on ...
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Social differences: we do not speak the same way to everyone
Our brain reacts differently depending on the socio-economic level of the person we are talking to.What happens in the brain ...
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Migraines: 42% of patients believe that they ruin their lives
According to a survey carried out by the association La Voix des Migraineux on the occasion of the European Day ...
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Endometriosis: physical, but also psychological suffering for women and their spouses
The EndoFrance association conducted a vast study on the daily lives of 1,557 women with endometriosis and 100 of their ...
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Kidney failure: the Court of Auditors advocates more transplants and home dialysis
In order to improve the quality of life of patients suffering from end-stage renal failure (ESRD) and to make savings ...
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Which countries are healthier?
According to a ranking by Bloomberg, Spain is the healthiest country in the world. France is in twelfth position. Are ...
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Atopic eczema: significant psychological consequences
According to a survey published on Monday, January 27, two-thirds of people with eczema, the third chronic skin disease in ...
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Restless legs syndrome: three times higher risk of suicide
Painful, even painful, restless legs syndrome strongly affects the quality of life of those who suffer from it. A new ...
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Breast cancer: Nordic walking would be beneficial
According to several studies, Nordic walking, which consists of walking quickly with sticks, would have positive effects on the quality ...
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Obesity is increasing more in the countryside than in the city
The body mass index (BMI) has increased by 2 points in women and 2.2 in men in recent years. More ...
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Advanced or metastatic breast cancer: continuous chemotherapy improves results
Continuous chemotherapy treatment would be more effective in patients with advanced breast cancer, compared to chemotherapy in cycles. Explanations. There ...
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Amputation: a prosthesis restores the complex movements of the wrist
Equipped with an electronic implant, this new prosthesis allows forearm amputees to perform wrist movements, which improves their manual dexterity ...
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Cancer impacts all aspects of life, years after recovery
73% of former patients recently questioned by the Societal Cancer Observatory consider that their cancer was "one of the most ...
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Divorce after 50 is bad for your health, new study finds
By leaving their partner or partner, divorced people sometimes put their health at risk. They are said to be more ...
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Cancer. Palliative care for a better quality of life
A recent study published by Belgian researchers attests to the systematic usefulness of palliative care for people suffering from cancer. ...
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Psoriasis: one in five treated patients is not relieved
Despite therapeutic advances, around 20% of patients with moderate to severe psoriasis still suffer from lesions and an impaired quality ...
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Prostate cancer: a satisfactory quality of life 10 years later
Ten years after stopping treatment, patients with prostate cancer regain a quality of life comparable to their peers despite the ...
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