The French are not sufficiently aware of the dangers of excessive exposure to UV rays. This is the observation made by the study Les Français
Tag: Cancer
Occupational cancers, an invisible “epidemic”
At 63, just retired, the husband of Danièle Funel, senior technician at the Latty factory, in Brou, in Eure-et-Loir, fell ill. Cancer of the pleura.
Environmental health, an emerging concern in Pornic and its surroundings
Smoking with your feet in the sand will be prohibited this summer on the pretty La Source beach. This recent decision is part of a
Better identify occupational cancers
If his surgeon at the Robert-Ballanger hospital in Aulnay-sous-Bois had not directed him to Giscop 93 (Scientific interest group on occupational cancers in Seine-Saint-Denis), never
“The exposure of women to occupational cancers is underestimated”
La Croix: A priori, we imagine women less affected than men by occupational cancers. What is it really? Henry Bastos: Sectors renowned for their carcinogenic
Ink flowers to heal breast cancer scars
Orchids, leaves and other small flowers tattooed in black ink bloomed two years ago on Aurélie’s milky skin, where her right breast was. Removed due
The HPV vaccine, effective but unpopular
Vaccines against Covid-19 are not the only ones to suffer from a certain skepticism, even rejection. An OpinionWay study for the League Against Cancer, published
Lung cancer, the treatment that could “change the game”
A treatment capable of drastically reducing the risk of relapse and death for patients suffering from lung cancer, the main cause of cancer death worldwide.
Lung cancer: a pilot program for generalized screening
In a notice published on February 1, the High Authority for Health (HAS) gave the green light to “the implementation of real-life experiments, and in
“Delays in care have a major and lasting impact for cancer patients”
The cross : As early as spring 2020, you warned of the consequences of delays in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer linked to the
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