A hundred scientists question the study concluding the ineffectiveness of chloroquine
In an open letter, 120 scientists from around the world questioned the study published in the journal The Lancet which ...
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What do the French think of medical research and researchers?
A Kantar survey carried out for the ARC Foundation highlights the very high esteem that the French have for researchers ...
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Pasteurdon: donating to research to enable medicine to treat us better
The 12th Pasteurdon began on Wednesday October 10. Here are some good reasons to respond to this fundraising campaign for ...
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Curing phobias with virtual reality
In Marseille, an “immersion cellar” has been developed by researchers with the aim of treating phobias. This technology combines virtual ...
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Brain: how our ideas are born
American researchers have succeeded, thanks to MRI and electroencephalogram examinations, to identify the path that our brain follows to find ...
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Flu: the effectiveness of the vaccine for seniors confirmed
Seniors over the age of 60 should get a seasonal flu shot. This is what Dutch researchers conclude. As the ...
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A transparent mouse to better study organs
A mouse with transparent skin! This discovery could allow us to study how embryos or cancer develop at the cellular ...
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Sciences en Marche: research poverty threatens health
Researchers denounce the critical situation in which the French scientific landscape finds itself. Launched by scientists from the CNRS, a ...
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Taking public transport would make you lose weight
Coming to work by taking public transport rather than by car would burn more calories. This is what a recent ...
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Intestinal bacteria would guide our food cravings
American researchers have analyzed the role of intestinal bacteria on our food cravings. Result: the presence of these bacteria would ...
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Cell phone waves: twice as dangerous for children
Using a cell phone could be twice as dangerous for children as it is for adults. This is what American ...
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Assisted suicide: Switzerland attracts foreigners
A study identifies the number of foreigners who used assisted suicide in Switzerland between 2008 and 2012. Among them, there ...
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Baby’s brain development deciphered by CT scan
Californian researchers are interested in the brain development of newborns. Infants' brains reach half their adult size as early as ...
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Colorectal cancer: eating chili peppers would have a protective effect
According to a recent study, the pepper would not only have taste virtues. One of its components would also protect ...
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Colorectal cancer: aspirin effective in prevention but not for everyone
A new study would target people sensitive to the preventive action of aspirin in colorectal cancer.Researchers at Case Western Reserve ...
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Several studies have shown the beneficial effect of aspirin in preventing colorectal cancer. A new study would target people sensitive ...
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Poisoning of researchers: a former intern admits to having acted out of revenge
A former intern, who would have acted “to take revenge on Gustave-Roussy”, admitted the facts: the poisoning of researchers. A ...
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Teenage girls disturbed by disproportionate breasts
The size or shape of women's breasts can represent a real cause of psychological suffering for young girls. It is ...
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Death of Albert Jacquard: the geneticist with a big heart
Geneticist Albert Jacquard died at the age of 87 from leukemia. Both scientific and humanist, he led several battles in ...
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Sidaction: pledges exceed 4 million
After two days of mobilization of many media and volunteers, the 2013 sidaction raised 4.2 million euros. A provisional assessment, ...
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