Health

In the last two years, the health crisis has upset our habits around the world. But according to several specialists, other pandemics could follow in the coming years. What if epidemics were the new evil of the century? For two years, according to the WHO, the Covid has killed around 15 million people and caused … Read more

US health officials said Friday they are investigating 109 cases of unexplained hepatitis in children in the United States, including five deaths. These cases of severe hepatitis are also a concern in Europe, where many cases have also been detected and scientists around the world are working to understand the cause. In the United States, … Read more

Scientists estimate that due to the evolution of our environment and lifestyle, new pandemics of the magnitude of Covid-19 are likely to emerge in the coming years. Experts sound the alarm. While the Covid-19 epidemic is currently declining without being over, scientists are already considering the consequences and believe that new pandemics are likely to … Read more

Drinking a reasonable amount of water, especially with the addition of lime, can provide some health benefits such as: B. assisting with weight control, skin health and prevention of kidney stones. The body needs water to survive, and drinking enough is critical to maintaining optimal health. Water allows the human body to be properly hydrated. … Read more

COVID VACCINE REMINDER. The booster vaccine limits severe forms of Covid-19 disease by strengthening the immune system. 15% of people aged 80 and over have received the fourth dose of the coronavirus vaccine. For whom today? And for whom in autumn? Duty at 60? summary [Mis à jour le 6 mai 2022 à 11h18] That vaccination more … Read more

orange with 6 media, published on Friday, May 06, 2022 at 10:55 am With IQ drops of up to 10 points, the cognitive impact of severe Covid-19 cases has study researchers concerned. While the long-term effects of Covid-19 remain unknown, a study by researchers from the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London, published in … Read more

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE / AFPSurgeons have succeeded in transplanting a pig heart into a human for the first time (photo of the operation, January 7, 2022) HEALTH – It was celebrated around the world. On January 7, 2022, surgeons succeeded in transplanting a heart from a genetically modified pig into a human … Read more

A drug for metastatic kidney cancer, still incurable? This idea was born in 2008 “at the edge of the laboratory table” by Dr. Gilles Pagès, now Director of Research at the National Institute for Health and Medical Research (Inserm), First Class and team leader within the Cancer and Aging Institute (Ircan) in Nice. And to … Read more

the essential A recent study links smartphones and other Wi-Fi networks to the risk of early development of Alzheimer’s disease. The midi dispatch make the point A study published March 11 in the journal Current Alzheimer’s research, links the development of early cases of Alzheimer’s to excessive exposure to electromagnetic waves, particularly from cell phones … Read more