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“Josie, I’m going to save you”: the moving video of a boy compatible for bone marrow donation to his little sister
Diagnosed with leukemia at just 11 weeks old, little Josie can count on an unexpected hero: her big... read more
Pancreatic cancer: this revolutionary AI saves patients months of unsuitable chemotherapy
A new artificial intelligence tool could transform the treatment of pancreatic cancer by helping to... read more
Rett syndrome: the revolutionary new lead that could finally change the destiny of children
Researchers are exploring a new genetic approach to treating Rett syndrome, specifically targeting... read more
Menopause at work: the study which reveals the silent impact of this taboo on women’s careers
A study carried out with nearly 900 employees reveals the extent of a subject rarely discussed in... read more
E. Leclerc ground steaks recalled for E. coli: this very common product that many still have in the fridge
A batch of Mon P’tit Boucher minced steaks sold at E. Leclerc is recalled for suspicion of E.... read more
Donald Trump: the strange plate on his neck which intrigues, Dr Gérald Kierzek skeptical of the official version
The state of health of the White House tenant is once again at the heart of questions. After... read more
Gasoline, gas, bills… why the war in the Middle East could soon cost you more
The conflict in the Middle East could quickly weigh on your wallet. With the surge in gas and oil... read more
Do you have loved ones in a war zone? Our psychologist’s 4 key tips for managing anxiety
Wars in Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Dubai… how to react – and hold on – when loved... read more
Working at night increases the risk of cancer: this judgment in Marseille finally recognizes the link for a nurse
The decision is historic. The administrative court of Marseille recognized the direct link between... read more