Tag: Science and Health
WHO warns of the growing spread of the epidemic – L’Express
The World Health Organization (WHO) expressed its “tremendous concern” this Thursday, April 18, about the increasing spread of the H5N1 strain of avian flu to new species, including humans. “It…
this potential sale which worries the generic medicines sector – L’Express
Amoxiciline, paracetamol, ibuprofen… So many everyday medications, often marketed in France under the brand Biogaran, the leader in French generic medications which produces no less than 900 references, and employs…
how Brexit accelerated the shortage of medicines – L’Express
Leaving the European Union is not without consequences. This is demonstrated by the example of Brexit, validated in 2016 after a referendum, and enacted in 2020. Economic recession, insufficient workforce,…
In the United Kingdom, a tobacco-free generation? The Anglo-Saxon press judges Sunak’s ambition – L’Express
Will Rishi Sunak win his bet? In the fall – and to everyone’s surprise – the British Prime Minister launched a very ambitious policy to combat smoking. The objective: “to…
when sexism undermines the attractiveness of health professions – L’Express
Blanche should have become a doctor. It was her dream, until an intern stood in her way, one day of internship, when she was starting her medical studies, after winning…
Should cell phones be banned from colleges? What science says – L’Express
In an interview given on April 7 during the broadcast political questions, broadcast on France Interthe Minister of National Education Nicole Belloubet declared that: “The impact [des] social media for…
masculinist passion and scientific fake news – L’Express
The video was filmed in 2017, three years before the murder. We see Mickael Philétas, 35 years old, aviator glasses, closely trimmed beard, speaking to the camera, in front of…
the merciless war of municipalities to recruit general practitioners – L’Express
Little by little, patients in Villeneuve-sur-Yonne, in Burgundy-Franche-Comté, had to get used to saying goodbye to the attending doctors who had been with them for years. While this small town…
“We cannot oppose screen time and reading time” – L’Express
Their report, commissioned in January, was due in mid-April. It will ultimately be a few weeks late. “We are still working on it, we are still conducting hearings,” says Grégoire…
sickle cell anemia, a textbook case of medical research that forgets the most deprived – L’Express
Sickle cell anemia is by far the most common hereditary disease in the world: 10 million people affected in sub-Saharan Africa, 30,000 in France, with around 600 new cases per…