Diabetes: what diet to adopt?
Just like regular physical activity and stopping smoking, diet plays an important role in the prevention and treatment of chronic ...
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Atrial fibrillation: 4 out of 5 French people are unaware of this stroke risk factor
On the occasion of World Stroke Day, October 29, a survey reveals that the French have poor knowledge of atrial ...
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Psoriasis: skin can become healthier with treatment at home rather than in the office
As World Psoriasis Day takes place on October 29, a study highlights the effectiveness of home phototherapy, which represents a ...
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Focus on asthma: what if we disentangled the truth from the fiction?
There are still many misconceptions about asthma. Here are some elements that will help you see things more clearly. THE ...
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Heavy bleeding: what if you suffer from Willebrand disease?
Willebrand disease mainly results in hemorrhages from the nose, gums, vagina during menstruation, etc. THE ESSENTIAL Willebrand disease is a ...
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10 tips to apply during the day to get back to sleep
Here are the actions to take during the waking phases in order to sleep well in the evening. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Sleep apnea: a questionnaire to find out if you suffer from it
A test is made available to you to assess whether you have symptoms suggesting a nocturnal ventilation disorder. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Epilepsy: 10 misconceptions about the disease
On the occasion of World Epilepsy Day, Why Doctor takes stock of preconceived ideas regarding epilepsy, this neurological disease often ...
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Cancer: for 80% of doctors, prevention should be a priority for general practitioners
On the occasion of World Cancer Day, this February 4, a study reveals that lack of time is the first ...
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“Patients with Lewy bodies suffer from great frustration because they are very lucid”
On the occasion of the first World Day dedicated to Lewy body disease, Quelle Docteur spoke with Philippe de Linares, ...
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“After a stroke at 33, I hear and feel a lot more things than before”
On the occasion of World Stroke Day, teacher and designer Margot, who suffered a stroke at only 33 years old, ...
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4 things to know about heart failure
On this World Heart Day, here are the four essential things to know about heart failure. THE ESSENTIAL Heart failure ...
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Alzheimer’s: “caregivers are often lost about the future of their sick loved one”
The French fear Alzheimer's disease more and more and caregivers are asking for help. THE ESSENTIAL 85% of French people ...
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Atopic dermatitis or eczema: one in two French people are self-conscious about their skin
On this World Atopic Dermatitis (or Eczema) Day, a survey reveals that one in two French people are self-conscious about ...
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Sleep apnea: this questionnaire tells you if you are concerned
On the occasion of World Sleep Day, a test is made available to assess whether you have symptoms suggesting a ...
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International Rare Disease Day: more than 3 million French people affected
This Tuesday, February 28 is International Rare Disease Day, an opportunity to take stock of this vast subject with Juliette ...
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Disability: Charles de Gaulle airport is renowned for a good cause
Paris-Charles de Gaulle, the first airport in France, will be renamed on the occasion of the World Day of Persons ...
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Charcot’s disease: the majority of patients disappear in three to five years
On this World Day of Charcot's disease, we explain to you why the majority of patients disappear in three to ...
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Tuberculosis: new recommendations from the World Health Organization
The World Health Organization (WHO) is releasing a series of new recommendations on World Tuberculosis Day on March 24. THE ...
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Hemophilia: four questions about this still little-known disease
World Hemophilia Day takes place this Sunday, April 17. The opportunity to raise awareness of this genetic and hereditary pathology ...
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World Parkinson’s Day: symptoms, treatments, risk factors
Pr Marc Verny is a neurologist and geriatrician at Pitié-Salpétrière (Paris). On the occasion of World Day against Parkinson's disease, ...
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HIV: less seropositivity among injecting drug users
On the occasion of World AIDS Day, Why Doctor offers you a series that summarizes the state of knowledge on ...
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HIV: many homosexuals are still ashamed of the disease
On the occasion of World AIDS Day, Why Doctor offers you a series that summarizes the state of knowledge on ...
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HIV: still too few homosexuals know about the preventive effect of antiretroviral treatment (TasP)
On the occasion, this Wednesday, December 1st, of the World Day against AIDS, Why Doctor offers you a series which ...
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World Abortion Rights Day: decline in the use of abortion in France
On the occasion of World Abortion Rights Day, the DREES publishes new figures on the use of abortion in France, ...
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Tom Villa: “the Alzheimer’s disease that affected my grandmother was a shock”
On the occasion of World Alzheimer's Disease Day, the famous comedian Tom Villa tells us about his confrontation with pathology ...
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World No Tobacco Day: the French no longer want smokers on the terrace
More and more French people want to be better protected against passive smoking in various places not affected by the ...
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World Day: 6 misconceptions about multiple sclerosis
On the occasion of the World Day of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) which takes place every year on May 30, Professor ...
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World Hemophilia Day: These 4 misconceptions about the disease are wrong
This World Hemophilia Day is an opportunity to put an end to the clichés circulating about this disease. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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World Parkinson’s Day: “it is essential to talk about it, to go out, to move forward”
On the occasion of World Parkinson's Disease Awareness Day, Michèle Ollier, 61, tells us about her fight against the disease. ...
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