Gauthier Delomez 6:00 p.m., November 08, 2022modified to 9:47 p.m., November 08, 2022 Menopause is still a taboo phase for women, but men can also be affected by this period of life. This is called andropause. Guest of the show Well done for you Tuesday, Doctor Jean-Marc Bohbot, andrologist, takes stock of this biological phenomenon … Read more
Alzheimer’s disease is a devastating dementia that never stops spreading and affects anyone susceptible, especially the elderly. It is characterized by memory loss, changes in mood and behavior, and decreased cognitive abilities. Unfortunately for those who suffer from it, it is incurable and can progress slowly or quickly, depending on the case. Many factors favor … Read more
Four-year-old Logan responded to help called beforehand by his mother, when the latter was having an epileptic seizure. Kayla Mohr has suffered from epilepsy for ten years. She had already explained to her four-year-old son, Logan, that if he ever saw her having an epileptic fit, he had to go find his father. Last month, … Read more
We can never say it enough: sleeping well is essential, and for good reason. A lack of sleep could increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, according to the conclusions of a new scientific study. We know that getting enough sleep allows the body to recover physically and mentally. What is less known is that … Read more
ITen years ago, experiments that made an H5N1-type influenza virus more contagious caused a scandal: was it reasonable to manipulate pathogens to make them even more dangerous, on the pretext of developing vaccines and drugs that could protect us from them, in case they emerge in the wild? A decade later, the study of such … Read more
1977 A global flu epidemic kills 700,000. The virus responsible, identical to a strain that had not circulated for fifteen years, obviously came from a laboratory. 2001 A series of anthrax (anthrax) attacks in the United States kills five people and infects seventeen. The alleged perpetrator, Bruce Ivins, who committed suicide during the investigation, was … Read more
In addition to the flu and Covid-19, pharmacists can, as of Monday, inject 14 additional vaccines in their pharmacies provided that patients have a prescription. The prerogatives of pharmacists are expanding. From this Monday, November 7, it is now possible to be injected with all the compulsory vaccines and their reminders in pharmacies, indicated the … Read more
Preventing strokes (cerebrovascular accidents) by offering diagnostics and preventive treatments to people who have just suffered a TIA (transient ischemic attack), this is the mission of the AIT clinic which has just opened this Monday at Bordeaux University Hospital. Its manager, Pauline Renou, is a neurologist in the neurology department and the neurovascular unit of … Read more
By Dr Nathalie Szapiro-Manoukian Posted yesterday at 7:45 p.m., Update yesterday at 9:41 p.m. An allergic reaction may occur after contact. 144083772/ALDECAstudio – stock.adobe.com DECRYPTION – People with allergies should be careful in any situation. The intimate sphere is not exempt from risks for allergy sufferers. A kiss by a loved one who has eaten … Read more
While lung cancer typically affects long-time smokers, the number of never-smokers being diagnosed with lung cancer is increasing. In fact, 20% of people who die of lung cancer have never smoked. Moreover, lung cancer in people who have never smoked seems to affect a younger population. Lung cancer seems to be increasing among young people … Read more