The European Medicines Agency (EMA) authorized on Friday August 19 a new technique for injecting the monkeypox vaccine, which will make it possible to immunize
Category: Technology
Roberto Di Cosmo and the Software Heritage project fight against software obsolescence
The best known was called Internet Explorer. Every day, dozens of software stop, lack of updates, lack of teams who ensure their sustainability. Not only
In nursing homes, coordinating doctors are missing
In the La Seigneurie nursing home, in Seine-Saint-Denis, a year passed between the retirement of the coordinating doctor and the recruitment of a replacement. “During
Brigitte Autran at the head of the “new” scientific council
The announcement, discreet, takes a few lines to Official newspaper Wednesday, August 17. “Ms. Brigitte Autran has been appointed chair of the committee for monitoring
Bioethics: one year later, the extension of PMA attracts mostly single women
A little over a year after the extension of medically assisted procreation (PMA) to female couples and singles, and while professional projections were counting on
Our waste, between archeology and pollution
In Danish, we speak of “kiokkenmoedding”, literally a “kitchen dump”. Because it is indeed the remains of meals, some 7,000 years old, that archaeologists have
Archaeology: digging into the recent past, a democratic necessity
Helmets, bowls, bracelets… During the bypass of Saint-Lô, in 1996, Vincent Carpentier remembers having unearthed objects from the Second World War at almost every kilometer.
Covid-19: new vaccines soon available
A new anti-Covid vaccine from the Pfizer-BioNTech laboratory, targeting two sub-variants of the Omicron strain, “should be approved in the fall”, indicated the European Medicines
Meningitis: concern after several cases in Rhône-Alpes
Twelve cases in one year. Nothing to talk about a large-scale epidemic, but a situation that still worries the health authorities. Since June 2021, 12
End of life: a new case questions the Claeys-Leonetti law
In a photo sent by his son, Ilan, Jean-Claude Seknagi, 70, is sitting on his medical bed surrounded by his wife, son and two granddaughters.
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