For the ninth time, Tuesday, November 9, Emmanuel Macron will speak during a presidential address dedicated to the Covid-19 epidemic. Announced at the end of
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Health pass: Parliament adopts the bill on “health vigilance”
Members had the last word. Friday morning, the vote of the National Assembly, which validates the text on behalf of the two chambers after the
Heard by the Order of Physicians, Didier Raoult will be fixed in a month
“ Quackery “,” reckless risks “For patients, lack of confraternity, the controversial professor Didier Raoult faced, Friday, November 5, the justice of his peers before
Circulation of the virus, New Zealand, blood clots… The summary of August 27
► The circulation of the virus slows down The circulation of the virus that causes Covid-19 is in the “Slowdown”, according to Public Health France
Covid-19: the thesis of the virus escaped from the laboratory resurfaces
“Depoliticize the situation”, “Do not distribute blame”, “Collective responsibility in a spirit of cooperation“… The request of the World Health Organization (WHO) may well put
Covid-19: the Lambda variant, a virus to follow?
At the end of June 2020, the Lambda variant, which circulates mainly in South America, was placed by the World Health Organization (WHO) in the
Far from being eradicated, leprosy is still rife
These are images that we almost got used to, despite their harshness. A man with no forearms or legs, making his sleeve on the floor
Hope for a leprosy vaccine
We almost forget it, as the response against Covid-19 has been rapid: developing a vaccine takes time, sometimes decades. The one on which the Infectious
Covid-19, a new variant in Bordeaux
A new entry in the encyclopedia of Covid-19 variants. Friday, May 21, the regional health agency (ARS) of Nouvelle-Aquitaine announced that a cluster had formed
Covid-19: Ibuprofen does not worsen Covid-19 infection
“The use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) is not associated with an increase in mortality or severity of Covid-19”, concludes a large study by British
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