► “Discriminatory risks” Gloria Gonzalez Fusterresearch professor at the Faculty of Law and Criminology of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel “The notion of data altruism has
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At Teil, an unusual earthquake scrutinized by researchers
In Teil, 400 dwellings are still subject to a danger decree. “The schools have been rebuilt, but the town hall remains fragile, the council chamber
Can artificial intelligence predict natural hazards?
“For rare phenomena, human intelligence remains superior” Gilles Stoltz, CNRS research director at Paris-Saclay University, affiliate professor at HEC Paris, and specialist in machine learning
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.
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
Galapagos giant tortoise seeks mate
Good news about biodiversity is rare enough to be reported. A species of giant Galapagos tortoise, thought to be extinct, has been found alive! The
Associations welcome the new rules for donating the body to science
Bequeathing one’s body to science to advance research is now strictly regulated by law. A decree, which entered into force on April 29, specifies the
French people keen on science
Good news ! The French are interested in science. Better still, they consider it useful for improving living conditions and understanding the world and ourselves.
Happy birthday, Kouchner law
In the history of caregiver-patient relationships, there is clearly a before and an after the law of March 4, 2002. Imagined in response to the
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