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Rich countries are not the most “thriving”, according to a survey
Developed countries are not those whose inhabitants say they are the most “fulfilled”,... read more
John Levin, star doctor, became a father at 92. What these ultra-late fatherhoods reveal according to a psychologist
The Australian doctor created a buzz by becoming a father at 92! Behind the criticism, a real... read more
Wearing a mask becomes compulsory again in Paris hospitals, Dr Gérald Kierzek deciphers
Faced with the increase in respiratory infections in Paris, several hospitals are reintroducing... read more
Colds and viruses: is it better to spit or swallow the mucus that clogs you? Dr. Kierzek has the answer
The question may cause one to gag, but remains universal: when we are sick, what should we do with... read more
Soon the end of cavities? A gel regenerates damaged tooth enamel
What if our teeth could repair themselves? A British team has developed a gel capable of rebuilding... read more
Here are the 5 best spreads according to Yuka to treat yourself without feeling guilty
Regressive and delicious as can be, the spread is often included in our fall and winter snacks. But... read more
Consumer recall: Reblochon de Savoie AOP “Nos Régions ont du Talent” and Reblochon Masson contaminated by E.coli STEC O26
Reblochon de Savoie AOP, the flagship of Savoyard gastronomy, is currently the subject of a... read more
KNORR farmhouse vegetable soup cooked with bacon recalled for potential presence of foreign bodies
The KNORR brand, well known for its soups and instant preparations, is recalling a batch of peasant... read more
James Watson: the father of the double helix dies, between genius and scandal
The co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, Nobel Prize winner for medicine in 1962, died at the age... read more