Multiple sclerosis: research is advancing
© GettyImagesPoor elimination of waste generated by the activity of neurons could well explain the progressive destruction of nerve fibers ...
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Multiple sclerosis: new research on the intestinal microbiota
© thinkstockA growing number of studies are exploring the contributions of the gut microbiota in the development of multiple sclerosis ...
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Netflix has had its day, streaming is far from done (research)
Research shows that Netflix has had its day, but the rest of the streaming market has a very different tendency. ...
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Loyal subscribers cancel Netflix
It is mainly the loyal subscribers who no longer want to be a member of Netflix. After years of growth, ...
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Preliminary study ensures that the Russian vaccine candidate gives first good results
On September 4, the British scientific journal “The Lancet” published the first results of the Russian vaccine candidate, Sputnik V. ...
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Muscle protein worsens heart attack damage
Cardiac myosin, a muscle protein that provides the energy needed for the heart to pump blood, would play a hitherto ...
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Cancers: what is liquid biopsy?
Microfluidics represents a real revolution in the field of health. Among its promising applications is liquid biopsy, which makes it ...
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Against superbugs, the blue light trail
Resistant to antibiotics, superbugs would have a weak point: their pathogens could be weakened by blue light, the one produced ...
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Telethon: what does research do with the donations?
The 2018 edition of the Telethon takes place this weekend. The charity event finances, thanks to donations, many research projects ...
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An important milestone achieved by… the internet!
This time not a company or product that hits a milestone, but the entire internet has written a big number ...
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Polio: live a month in a container to test a vaccine
Belgian researchers are to conduct an experiment for a new polio vaccine, involving quarantine of participants.In the parking lot of ...
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And the most downloaded app of 2022 is..
In principle, it is not very difficult to guess which is the most downloaded app of 2022. We are only ...
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Cheating in Koh-Lanta: disappointed fans but a boon for cancer research
The cheating of the show "Koh-Lanta, the legend" will at least have had the merit of enriching the "For Bertrand-Kamal" ...
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Cholesterol: a herbal treatment under study
To limit the use of drugs, and thus avoid side effects, French researchers are working on the development of a ...
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Cardiovascular health: women are not participating enough in research… and that’s a problem
Women are more difficult to recruit for cardiovascular research, which is damaging. THE ESSENTIAL There are 200 women who die ...
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First three months of pregnancy: MP Paula Forteza wants to “break the silence”
While most women keep quiet about their first three months of pregnancy, in particular for fear of miscarriage, MP Paula ...
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Bioethics law: what it changes for research on embryonic stem cells
The bioethics law, definitively adopted on June 29, is changing research on embryonic stem cells. A very sensitive area on ...
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World Autism Day: “Extending genetic screening would be beneficial for children and parents”
On the occasion of World Autism Day, Why Doctor spoke with Pr Stanislas Lyonnet (geneticist/director of the Imagine Institute) and ...
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Global research: "Too little attention for women’s health"
Hologic Global Women's Health Index Maps 2.5 Billion Women's Health Worldwide, insufficient attention is paid to the health of women ...
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Covid-long: “We know the symptoms, we don’t know the cause”
This Thursday, the National Assembly adopted a resolution that recognizes people suffering from prolonged symptoms of Covid-19. But concretely, the ...
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We are going wrong in the Netherlands with cookies
How do we deal with cookies in the Netherlands? If it's up to the conscious internet user, it's unbelievably bad. ...
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The most used apps by Dutch people for on the go
On the road you should not be busy with your smartphone while driving. But in traffic all kinds of apps ...
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Covid-19 and thrombosis: the trap of the “spiderman” effect of neutrophils
The release of DNA by these white blood cells traps pathogens but also causes clots to form. A mechanism demonstrated ...
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huh? Number of CD sales on the rise!
Since everything is streamed or downloaded these days, a CD no longer makes sense. However? Some technology is sad to ...
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Sex has never happened in space – that’s about to change!
There is a first time for everything. Sex has never taken place in space, but that may change in the ...
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Why do we react differently to drugs?
American researchers have studied the proteins that partly regulate the communication mechanism of cells. After listing all the different categories ...
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Why is there still no medicine for Alzheimer’s disease?
Alzheimer's disease is the most common neurodegenerative disease. However, there is still no treatment capable of curing this pathology. Alzheimer's ...
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Why the maternal instinct does not exist
The 2021 Breakthrough Prize recognizes Franco-American researcher Catherine Dulac for her work on the parental instinct. Back to his research. ...
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Fecal transplantation, a hope in Crohn’s disease
The effects of faecal transplantation in the context of Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease, shed new light on ...
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Why infectious diseases are at risk of proliferating
The Covid-19 epidemic illustrates the permanent risk of seeing the proliferation of infectious diseases linked to demographic expansion and environmental ...
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