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Octobre rose : Mieux comprendre le développement du cancer du sein chez les patientes

Mieux comprendre le développement du cancer du sein chez les patientes est un enjeu de taille pour la recherche à l’Inserm, pour en améliorer le diagnostic et optimiser le parcours de soin. Deux publications récentes se sont penchées sur ce sujet. ...
22 Sep 2022 | World day

One third of caesareans could be avoided

For 40 years, the practice of caesarean section has become increasingly common all over the world. It is also associated with a higher risk of infectious complications for both the mother and child. In an article published in the specialist journal ACTA, Benedicte ...
11 Aug 2014 | France

The Ebola epidemic is spreading in West Africa

The Ebola epidemic is continuing to spread in West Africa. In March 2014, Guinea was reporting its first cases of the Ebola virus disease to the World Health Organization (WHO). The disease has since spread beyond Guinea’s borders to Liberia, Sierra Leone ...
29 Jul 2014 | International

2014 World Hepatitis Day

28 July 2014 is World Hepatitis Day. Millions of people across the world are infected by one of the five known viruses (A, B, C, D, E). Nearly 1.4 million people die from it every year. Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver. ...
23 Jul 2014 | World day

Chikungunya virus epidemic

The chikungunya virus is an infectious arboviral disease from the family Togaviridae. It comes from tropical regions and is transmitted by Aedes mosquitos. The virus is contracted by the mosquito when it bites an infected individual. It then becomes a carrier and ...
17 Jul 2014 | France

Marie Brudieux now France’s new oldest woman “known” alive

Born on 26 March 1901 in Saint Salvadour (Corrèze), Marie Brudieux has become France’s oldest woman publicly-known to be alive. Age 113, she has outlived Olympe Amaury, the previous record-holder, by three months. ...
10 Jul 2014 | France

New outbreak of ebola fever in Africa

According to WHO, between 29 May and 1 June 2014, 37 new cases of Ebola fever and 21 deaths were recorded in Guinea, and 13 new cases (no deaths) were recorded in Liberia. ...
23 Jun 2014 | International
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