End of wearing a mask: in transport, places where it remains compulsory or recommended… What you need to know
© Shutterstock Wearing a mask is no longer compulsory in most places open to the public. Transport was one of ...
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Metro, work, burn out: the ordeal of public transport weakens mental health
© Shutterstock / TupungatoGoing to work using public transport would make us three times more stressed than if we could ...
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Will the mask be compulsory again in transport?
© ShutterstockCovid: the return? In any case, the figures for the last few weeks clearly show a acceleration of SARS-CoV-2 ...
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Mask in transport: with the rise in Covid cases in France, are we going to postpone it?
© ShutterstockWe had almost forgotten it. And yet, SARS-CoV-2 is still there. Cases of contamination have been increasing in France ...
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Covid-19: Elisabeth Borne calls for the return of the mask in public transport
© ShutterstockThe Covid-19 epidemic resumes in France with more than 91,000 new cases recorded on November 29 according to Public ...
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What is the best way to transport bicycles by car?
The ADAC compared the three main bike rack systems to determine how best to transport your cycles. Are you planning ...
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Mask in transport: will it be (again) compulsory?
© ShutterstockTowards a return of the mandatory mask? This Wednesday morning, Christian Estrosi, the mayor of Nice announced the return ...
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What means of transport for tomorrow?
In France, the individual car emits more greenhouse gases than all other modes of transport combined. It represents more than ...
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Statement: I find eating in public transport antisocial
Eating is prohibited on many buses, metros and trams. It is allowed on NS trains, but only if it does ...
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Avoid noisy areas to prevent the occurrence of a heart attack!
According to an American study, urban noise pollution could increase the risk of having a heart attack. The risks would ...
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Urban pollution: pedestrians and cyclists, the most exposed to the inhalation of toxic particles
People who walk or cycle inhale more soot carbon, an air pollutant produced by car traffic, than drivers or those ...
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Dementia: exposure to traffic noise increases risk
According to a new Danish study, prolonged exposure to noise from road or rail traffic is associated with a higher ...
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Traveling in summer: how to prevent motion sickness?
In summer, repeated trips can be difficult for people suffering from motion sickness. A few tips can be used to ...
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Covid-19: the Japanese invited to be silent in transport, restaurants and shops
Relatively spared so far, Japan is undergoing an unprecedented epidemic wave that is undermining its health system. To avoid contamination, ...
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Covid-19: how to reduce the risk of contamination in a car?
Family travel, carpooling, taxi: the best way to reduce the circulation of the virus in a car is to open ...
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Jet lag would promote the growth of tumor cells
When we are in a state of confusion because of a major jet lag, our immune defenses collapse while we ...
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Attention, the SNCF cancels trains to holiday destinations
Since June 2, all travel restrictions have been lifted. A freedom found in the movement of deconfinement but also to ...
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A new technique for transporting vaccines without refrigeration
Thanks to a silica shell, they can withstand transport and storage in areas over 100°C. This discovery could revolutionize vaccination ...
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Cycling: why not take lessons before getting back in the saddle?
The number of bicycle journeys is growing as are the learners. The effect of spring, the desire to avoid public ...
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The bicycle, the big winner of deconfinement?
The practice of cycling "takes off" since the deconfinement according to the first data collected by Vélo & territory. This ...
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Indre: a “Nutrition” program set up to improve the diet of truck drivers
As truck drivers are particularly exposed to overweight and obesity, a program entitled "Transportez vous bien" was launched in Indre ...
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What means of transport for tomorrow?
In France, the individual car emits more greenhouse gases than all other modes of transport combined. It represents more than ...
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Climate law. CO2 and alternative transport imposed in auto ads
New eco-friendly messages will soon appear in automotive advertisements. In each advertisement, from March 1, 2022, manufacturers must include the ...
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Cars completely frozen on transport ship
Due to strong winds and low temperatures, the cars are covered with a thick layer of ice A bunch of ...
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A nanovirus to transport anti-cancer drugs
© iStockPhotosResearchers often look to nature for healing. An international team has thus decided to copy viruses to treat cancer. ...
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Sanitary transport: Long live carpooling!
© ThinkstockExpenditures related to medical transport have almost doubled in ten years, going from 2.3 to 4 billion euros between ...
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Emergencies: is ambulance transport reimbursed?
If you are hospitalized (e): transport to hospital, return home or transfer to another health center.Rate : 100%. Under what ...
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Drone: safe transport for blood products
Drones are capable of transporting blood products to hospitals for nearly 30 minutes while maintaining the cold chain. Drones can ...
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Taking public transport would be good for your health
Employees who take public transport to their workplace are in better health than those who use their cars, walk or ...
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Transport: when employees leave their health behind
The "big mobiles" pass 2 hours a day in a train or a bus to get to their work. In ...
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