Asbestos: ovarian and laryngeal cancers now recognized as occupational diseases. Who is concerned ?
© ShutterstockClassified as carcinogenic in 1977 by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), the use of asbestos in ...
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Breast cancer: what if it were recognized as an occupational disease?
© Shutterstock / Roman ZaietsLe Monde followed the fight of a militant caregiver at the CFDT of Lorraine minerswants have ...
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What is the wind syndrome, recognized by the courts for the first time?
© Shutterstock / Ilona SeippFor six years, a Belgian couple living in the Tarn has been fighting to have their ...
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For the first time, breast cancer recognized as an occupational disease
© ShutterstockA first in France, which could launch many others. In January 2023, a 61-year-old former nurse obtained the recognition ...
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The prejudice of anxiety recognized for the “black mouths” of Lorraine
© FotoliaA legal victory for coal miners in the Lorraine basin. The industrial tribunal of Forbach (Moselle) condemned, Thursday, June ...
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Will burnout finally be recognized as an occupational disease?
© iStockPhotosElected officials in charge of a parliamentary mission on the burnout syndrome (more commonly known as burnout) have just ...
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Burn-out: soon to be recognized as an occupational disease?
© iStockBurn-out, or professional exhaustion, is a term that includes deep fatigue, disinvestment in professional activity, difficulty concentrating or even ...
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Burnout recognized as an occupational disease
© iStockPhotoA working group made up of occupational physicians and psychologists, experts from the National Institute for Research and Safety ...
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Chlordecone: prostate cancer recognized as an occupational disease
© ShutterstockChlordecone is a pesticide that was once used against banana weevils. Banned in France in 1990, its use was ...
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Endometriosis, soon to be recognized as a long-term condition (ALD)?
© Getty ImagesEndometriosis is a chronic gynecological disease that affects approximately 1 in 10 women in France. Responsible for severe ...
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Prostate cancer: soon to be recognized as an occupational disease?
© Shutterstock / goodluzOn October 12, the Higher Commission for Occupational Diseases in Agriculture issued a favorable opinion on the ...
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Coronavirus officially recognized as an occupational disease
© Getty Images"The government announces the procedures for recognizing workers with Covid-19 as occupational diseases" who "will be facilitated to ...
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The “video game disorder” officially recognized as a disease
© Getty ImagesThe " gaming disorder " Where " video game disorder » has just been recognized by the World ...
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Addiction to video games recognized by the WHO
© iStockPhotosThe International Classification of Diseases (ICD), the official diagnostic manual of the World Health Organization (WHO), will be updated ...
Read moreThe prejudice of anxiety recognized for the “black mouths” of Lorraine
© FotoliaA legal victory for coal miners in the Lorraine basin. The industrial tribunal of Forbach (Moselle) sentenced, Thursday, June ...
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Two new cancers recognized as occupational diseases
© istockThe table of occupational diseases is filling up. Pursuant to the decree published on May 5, 2017 at the ...
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8 additional schools of osteopathy have been recognized by the State
© ThinkstockIn July 201537 schools of osteopathy (out of the 50 that exist in France) submitted their application to the ...
Read moreWill burnout finally be recognized as an occupational disease?
© iStockPhotosElected officials in charge of a parliamentary mission on the burnout syndrome (more commonly known as burnout) have just ...
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Obesity, a recognized disease in the United States
© iStockphoto If you have a BMI (body mass index) over 30, you are now officially sick ofobesity, according to ...
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Asbestos: an ovarian cancer recognized as an occupational disease
© iStockCurrently, only 15 to 30% of occupational cancers are recognized, according to the national cancer institute. “98% of them ...
Read moreBurn-out: soon to be recognized as an occupational disease?
© iStockBurn-out, or professional exhaustion, is a term that combines deep fatigue, a disinvestment from professional activity, difficulty concentrating or ...
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Lyme disease recognized for the first time as an occupational disease
© iStockFor the first time in France, a court recognizes lyme disease like an occupational pathology. This is the disease ...
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Allergology recognized as a medical specialty
© IstockPhotosA decree taken jointly by the Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research and the Minister of Social ...
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Parkinson’s disease: pesticides recognized as responsible
Gérard Marquois, 60, a farmer from Vienne, developed Parkinson's disease in 2007 following the use of various pesticides for about ...
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Bisphenol A is recognized as an endocrine disruptor
© GettyImagesThe European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) had already classified bisphenol A as an endocrine disruptor. But Plastics Europe, an association ...
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Brain cancer and cell phone: an officially recognized link
A senior executive with brain cancer has just won a lawsuit against his company in Italy. According to him, his ...
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© iStockPhotoA working group made up of occupational physicians and psychologists, experts from the National Research and Safety Institute (INRS) ...
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Tumor: the liability of the cell phone recognized by the courts
© istockAn Italian was forced to use his laptop between three and four hours a day for 15 years in ...
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Covid-19 soon recognized as an occupational disease
Caregivers have been on the front line since the start of the coronavirus epidemic. Tired, but fully involved in the ...
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Depression needs to be recognized faster
More than a dip The older we get, the more severe depression can get. And the harder we get rid ...
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