Syria: Médecins Sans Frontières forced to remote support
INTERVIEW - In Syria, the danger is such that Médecins Sans Frontières had to repatriate its international workers, and deploy ...
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Yemen: Médecins Sans Frontières evacuates its medical staff
After a succession of deadly bombardments targeting hospitals, MSF decided to evacuate its medical staff from six establishments in northern ...
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Syria: a southern hospital destroyed by aerial fire
A hospital caring for 3,000 patients in Jassem, in southern Syria, was destroyed by aerial fire, according to Médecins du ...
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Syria: 300,000 residents of Aleppo deprived of humanitarian aid
In the east of the besieged city, civilians cannot get supplies or get medical treatment. Médecins du Monde calls on ...
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Marne taxis. When the soldiers went to war by taxi
The victory in the Marne, then that of the war, made the Renault AG1 a national pride in France. On ...
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“Devil of Aleppo”: the disease spreads in Syria
Leishmaniasis, a skin disease transmitted by sandflies is spreading in Syria, where health infrastructure is destroyed.It takes on different nicknames, ...
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Aleppo: the last pediatrician in the city killed in a bombing
The air attack on Al-Quds hospital in Aleppo claimed the life of Dr Muhammad Wassim Maaz. He was the last ...
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Syria: one in three children has never known peace
Since the start of the Syrian conflict, 3.7 million children have been born. Among them, more than 300,000 children were ...
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Syria: victims and caregivers are afraid to go to hospital
In hospitals supported by MSF in Syria, there are 7,000 war dead and 155,000 wounded. The health structures are the ...
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Gulf War Syndrome is not related to stress
© Stocktrek ImagesWhile the use of chemical weapons has been confirmed in Syria, American experts have looked into the effects ...
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Trench fever: the disease of World War I reappears
The disease called trench fever was diagnosed in a patient in Canada. She had almost disappeared after the First World ...
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Post-traumatic stress: the words of the soldiers heard for a year
In one year, of the 330 calls received, 53% of the callers are military or ex-military and 47% are family ...
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A general practitioner at war with the Order of Physicians
© fotoliaDavid versus Goliath. Bernard Coadou, retired general practitioner in Gironde, intends to continue the standoff between him and the ...
Read moreHypertension: open war on salt!
October 21, 2005 - Like many Westerners, the British eat too much salt. But since the publication, in 2003, of ...
Read moreWar on trans fats: Ottawa takes action
November 25, 2004 - At the instigation of the New Democratic Party (NDP), the Canadian parliament adopted a resolution in ...
Read moreMake love Not War
March 20, 2003 - Make love Not War, say the pacifists. Not only does this slogan promote peace, but it ...
Read moreHeadlong into war … and stress
March 19, 2003 - With the sources of stress already plentiful in our daily lives, the world is now stepping ...
Read moreAntibiotic war: Staphylococcus aureus is resisting
July 15, 2002 - Staphylococcus aureus (Staphylococcus aureus), a virulent bacterium responsible for most infections contracted in hospitals, is now ...
Read moreThe United States declares war on obesity
December 20, 2001 - Being overweight and obese will soon cause as many “preventable” illnesses and deaths as smoking. This ...
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