Vaccination: States react
Measles and poliomyelitis. Two diseases that have nothing in common, except that there is a vaccine for each. Vaccines have ...
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Flu: Marisol Touraine sounds the mobilization
Two million people affected, 728 serious cases, more than 70 victims with an epidemic peak to come, the seasonal flu ...
Read moreEbola: the respite already over
Since the beginning of the year, the pressure seemed to fall. The news even looked good. Decrease in the number ...
Read moreDengue fever: a vaccine available in 2015
"The world's first dengue vaccine could be available as early as the second half of 2015." This is what Sanofi ...
Read moreVaccines: aluminum questioned in an ANSM study
Every day, its health scandal. Or rather a suspicion of scandal brought into public view. After the business of Levothyrox ...
Read moreVaccination: the double talk of GPs
Why don't GPs routinely recommend pediatric vaccinations to families when they immunize their children? “It is up to them to ...
Read moreInfluenza: useful vaccination for oneself and for others
As with Beaujolais or Bordeaux, the flu vaccine has its vintage, and its marketing obeys the same rules. The vaccination ...
Read moreZika: two conclusive vaccines in mice
A study published in the journal Natureand relayed by The Dispatch, brings new hope in the fight against the Zika ...
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Covid-19: the protection of the vaccine against the risk of hospitalization decreases after three months
The Pfizer vaccine offers between 80% and 90% protection against Covid-19. But according to a new American study, this vaccination ...
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Vaccines: a new calendar and the nurses authorized to administer them without a prescription
While the new vaccination schedule that has just been released includes new recommendations, new health professionals will now be able ...
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Long Covid is more symptomatic in women
Women with long Covid-19 syndrome have more symptoms than men. THE ESSENTIAL Women have a higher probability of having long ...
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Covid-19: pregnant women shun vaccination
As of January 6, nearly 30% of pregnant women had received only one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Variant Omicron: vaccines remain effective against severe forms
Even in the event of infection with the Omicron variant, the vaccines reduce the risk of hospitalization, and the third ...
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Soon a vaccine against allergy to dogs?
Dogs bring a lot of happiness to a home, but trigger allergic reactions in some. A vaccine could soon overcome ...
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Covid-19 vaccine: a risk of myocarditis in adolescents? What a Toulouse study says
Cases of myocarditis and pericarditis have been identified in vaccinated adolescents. THE ESSENTIAL Myocarditis and pericarditis are usually caused by ...
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Covid-19: suction cups to administer vaccines?
Administering a DNA vaccine against Covid-19 with a suction cup system could increase the body's immune response. Explanations. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Covid-19: a new tool to detect high-risk vaccinated patients
QCovid. This is the name of a new tool developed by researchers at the University of Oxford which makes it ...
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Third dose: not an “urgent need” for the European disease agency
Extending the booster dose to the entire population is not necessary “in the current state of knowledge”, estimates the European ...
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Variant Delta: Pfizer vaccine efficacy declines faster than AstraZeneca
While it confers greater protection against the virus in the first months after injection, the Pfizer vaccine sees its effectiveness ...
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Health pass: the rules of the game
On the night of Sunday July 25 to Monday July 26, Parliament definitively adopted the bill which provides in particular ...
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Covid-19 news: where are we really?
As the number of critical care patients continues to decline and vaccination rebounds slightly, the number of new infections continues ...
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Covid-19: mixing vaccines is “safe and effective”
Receiving a first dose of AstraZeneca and a second of Pfizer would be “safe and effective” and would even generate ...
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Covid-19: a dose of vaccine would protect variants after a first infection
People who have received a single dose of vaccine against Covid-19 but who have already been infected with the virus ...
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HIV: promising trials on a vaccine against the virus
A vaccine still in the first phase of clinical trials would suggest record efficacy against HIV. THE ESSENTIAL In France, ...
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90% of the adult population vaccinated: for the Institut Pasteur, this is the condition to be met for a return to “normal” life in the fall
Modeling from the Pasteur Institute suggests that to envisage a return to a life without restrictions by the fall, it ...
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Vaccines: a single dose for people already infected
The High Authority for Health issued an opinion to the government on Friday in which it recommends injecting only one ...
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English variant: new mutation and new symptoms
The English variant is in the process of acquiring the most concerning mutation of the South African variant. And a ...
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With the vaccine against covid-19, hope for the vaccine against HIV
Messenger RNA technology is used for two vaccines against Covid-19. According to some researchers, it could also be useful for ...
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The French more and more convinced by the vaccine but severe on the organization of the campaign
More than one in two French people (56%) say they are in favor of the vaccine according to the latest ...
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Vaccination: pay attention to the time between two injections and compliance with the protocol
To speed up vaccination, several countries are considering extending the time between the two injections, but this could affect its ...
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