How to support your child if they are living with HIV?
Caring for a child living with HIV can raise many questions. Here are some answers. THE ESSENTIAL The HAS has ...
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Breast cancer: full coverage of care voted on by MPs
On the evening of May 30, MPs adopted a bill that provides for full coverage of breast cancer care. THE ...
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Miscarriage: psychological care should not be neglected!
On the occasion of the GYNFOCH congress organized by the Gynecology Obstetrics Reproductive Medicine department of Foch hospital, Léa Karpel, ...
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ALD: a questioning of their care which is worrying
ALD (Long-Term Illnesses) are illnesses covered 100% by Health Insurance. But this essential advantage for patients is called into question ...
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Mycoplasma pneumoniae: what treatment for these increasing respiratory infections?
The HAS has just published new recommendations concerning the management of respiratory infections caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae. THE ESSENTIAL Since ...
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What is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)?
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is underdiagnosed in France. Here are the main symptoms. THE ESSENTIAL In France, COPD affects ...
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Long Covid: “several hundred thousand people” affected in France
The Health Risk Monitoring and Anticipation Committee (Covars) observed shortcomings in the treatment of long-term Covid and called for a ...
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Streptococcus A: a schoolboy dies after contracting the infection during a school trip
A Landes boy was infected with Streptococcus A. Despite treatment, he died after developing septicemia. THE ESSENTIAL Streptococcus A is ...
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Migraine: “We don’t talk much about prodromes and postdromes”
On the occasion of World Pain Day, this October 16, two doctors take stock of the symptoms and management of ...
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Deafness: early detection of the child is imperative
Knowing that one child in 1000 is born hearing impaired, early detection is necessary so that treatment begins as soon ...
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Menopause: only 15% of women benefit from effective treatment
Faced with insufficient treatment of menopause, an international team of researchers is calling for improved treatments and more research. THE ...
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Body temperature: it varies depending on people and time
A recent study from Stanford University challenges the commonly held idea that the normal body temperature is 37 degrees Celsius. ...
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Prostate cancer: transgender women remain at risk of tumor
Their care requires a specific approach due to their gender transition. THE ESSENTIAL In transgender women, prostate cancer is more ...
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Support: the wait in the emergency room is longer for women than for men
In emergencies, women wait longer than men before being treated, which increases their risk of death. THE ESSENTIAL Once women ...
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Miscarriage: “It’s very difficult to mourn something that does not exist”
Every year, 200,000 French women experience a natural termination of pregnancy. However, it is still a taboo subject. To break ...
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Coronavirus: the patient journey
The coronavirus has infected 1,784 French people. From prevention to hospital care for the most serious cases, through testing and ...
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Teleconsultation cabins: “a danger for patients, if it’s medicine at a discount!”
Faced with medical desertification, several communities are investing in teleconsultation booths to compensate for the lack of doctors in the ...
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Organ transplants: what does the new ministerial plan change for patients?
To increase the number of transplants, the Ministry of Health is implementing a new action plan for the removal and ...
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Overweight and obesity in children: how to manage them?
On this Friday, March 4, World Obesity Day, the High Authority for Health (HAS) publishes a guide to optimize the ...
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Triple negative breast cancer: a group calls for access to innovative treatments for patients
On the occasion of World Triple Negative Breast Cancer Day, this March 3, the association "Collectif Triplettes Roses" is mobilizing ...
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The poorest people are more likely to have a stroke
According to a study by Drees, cerebrovascular accidents (CVA) are more frequent, more serious and less supported for precarious patients. ...
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“Deficiencies in care”: Epilepsy France calls for a national plan for the disease
"It is becoming more and more complicated to treat patients correctly and to make the right diagnosis", denounces Epilepsie-France. THE ...
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Contraception fully covered for 18-25 year olds from 2022
From next January 1, contraception will be 100% covered for all young girls aged 18 to 25. Until now, only ...
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“With the lamp for dyslexics, my eyes go from word to word like goats from rock to rock in the mountains!”
On the occasion of DYS Day (dyslexia, dysphasia, dyspraxia) on October 9, Why Doctor collected the testimony of a dyslexic ...
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Heart failure: a white paper to improve management
The Heart Failure and Cardiomyopathies Group (GICC) publishes a white paper on heart failure to improve the management of this ...
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Lung cancer: why we need to go further in screening
While in France, health professionals are advocating for expanded screening for lung cancer, a new study conducted in the United ...
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Heart failure: 4 proposals to improve patient care
The management of this common heart disease currently suffers from many shortcomings. THE ESSENTIAL In France, nearly 1.5 million patients ...
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Psychological consultations: mutuals are committed to providing care
Faced with the deterioration of the mental health of the French in connection with the health crisis, the players in ...
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In the United States, being rich does not mean being well groomed
Because of the great fragmentation of medicine and the lack of communication between health professionals, it is extremely difficult to ...
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Covid-19 and chronic patients: a survey launched with patients
France Assos Santé is launching a study with 10,000 French people to measure the psychological consequences of the epidemic, in ...
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