Tag: Science
Energy treatments, very popular but against science, by Pr Ernst
In 1993, my appointment to the chair of complementary medicine at the University of Exeter caused much ink to flow, so much so that the university had organized a press…
Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates… The space race of the Gulf countries
The International Space Station is preparing to welcome a new nationality on board: two Saudi astronauts will take off on Monday May 8 at 10:43 p.m. (4:43 a.m. on Tuesday…
Public health: the urgency of a collective approach
From 2020, once the first wave subsided, it was possible to choose a different angle of approach. I’empowerment (1) is a strong public health lever. But developing the collective and…
François Braun and the CNR health: many classified ads, no strong measures
Health Minister François Braun ended his closing speech on the health component of the National Council for Refoundation on Wednesday May 3 by quoting Winston Churchill: “There is no point…
Prescription electronic cigarettes: a good idea? Two experts debate
Electronic cigarettes are once again in the hot seat. More and more voices are being raised to demand a ban on “puffs”, these single-use products developed to target teenagers, with…
Drug shortages: “We are saving on children’s health”
“We ask you to work as quickly as possible in favor of this dramatic situation”. It is a real cry of alarm that the representatives of French, German, Italian, Swiss…
“Speculative”, “very embarrassing”… Jessie Inchauspé, the “glucose goddess” who annoys scientists
She has neither flask nor canteen of diluted vinegar. At snack time, the self-proclaimed “goddess of glucose”, who recommends sipping this drink to limit blood sugar peaks (detrimental according to…
BCI students tackle range of topics at inaugural science fair
News Local News PostedApr 28, 2023 • 3 minute read Students who are part of the Laurier Program at Brantford Collegiate Institute recently competed in their first science fair. Among…
“One of the main threats to public health”: the EU wants to tackle antibiotic resistance
What’s the point of fighting shortages if the drugs no longer work? Expected this Wednesday, April 26 for its plan against stock shortages, which regularly make the news, the European…
Your makeup brushes are dirtier than your toilet bowl and science says so!
A study has just proven that poorly maintained makeup brushes can contain more bacteria than toilets. Results: acne and skin problems that can become serious. Follow this tutorial to properly…