Tag: Science
Which countries have managed the Covid-19 crisis best? A scientific study provides the answer – L’Express
The Covid-19 crisis may be over, but the threat of a future pandemic has not yet been ruled out. The concerns of epidemiologists around cases of H5N1 avian flu in…
This Christmas Music Is Way Too Stressful – Science Says So
The worst for the brain. Tradition obliges, the famous Christmas songs are part of the arsenal deployed in December. This music generally arouses a feeling of nostalgia and puts us…
the alert from the Academy of Medicine – L’Express
Osteopathy is too often recommended for babies despite the lack of evidence as to its benefits and its absence of risks, the Academy of Medicine regretted this Tuesday, December 3,…
For UNAIDS, respect for human rights is essential in the fight against HIV
The United Nations AIDS program releases a report highlighting the importance of human rights in eradicating the epidemic. Discrimination, inequalities in access to care and economic crises are still slowing…
Are older siblings really more intelligent? By Franck Ramus – L’Express
Many parents notice big differences in their children. However, they believe that they grew up in the same environment and were not raised differently from each other. Very often, these…
“I understood that it was not an error, but a modus operandi” – L’Express
Until a few years ago, scientific fraud hunters were complete strangers. They came to the forefront during the Covid-19 crisis because of – or thanks to – the inflation of…
One of the best science fiction films of the last 20 years
The sun is dying and the earth is in danger of sinking into eternal darkness and cold. What sounds like the premise of a classic end-of-the-world movie has a lot…
Japan Space Agency suspends engine test due to fire | News in brief
A fire broke out at the Tanegashima Space Center shortly after the engine test of the Epsilon S rocket started. The Japanese space agency JAXA has had to suspend the…
the alert of pharmacologists on a new controversial treatment – L’Express
It’s a reversal that continues to generate ink. The European Medicines Agency finally issued a marketing authorization a few days ago for lecanemab (its commercial name Leqembi), a treatment against…
Aix-Marseille University takes measures against the excesses of its researchers after our revelations – L’Express
The patience of Eric Berton, president of the University of Aix-Marseille (AMU), seems to have reached its limits. After the excesses of some of its collaborators taking conspiratorial or vaccine-skeptical…