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According to a recent study, living in a low-oxygen environment helped preserve neurological function in some mice.
If oxygen is obviously the key to life, it could also help prolong it. According to a study conducted on…
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According to a study, it would be possible to satisfy your appetite by looking at photos of food
When you look at pictures of sushi, you crave Japanese food. Pictures of junk food can make your mouth water.…
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According to a study, working at night is more harmful for men than for women
Night watchmen, firefighters, health professionals, many people work at night. But, busying yourself while others are sleeping is not without…
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According to a study, it would be possible to satisfy your appetite by looking at photos of food
When you look at pictures of sushi, you crave Japanese food. Pictures of junk food can make your mouth water.…
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Surgical masks: a study shows the interest of keeping it at the doctor’s
At a time when everyone is tempted to give up wearing a mask due to the decrease in Covid-19 cases,…
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Family caregivers: a study of the Dress paints their portrait and typology
If we hear more and more about family caregivers, these shadow caregivers at the bedside of sick relatives, we do…
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Eating fries would increase depression and anxiety: what the study really says
Already decried for metabolic health and their caloric intake, fries should be avoided if you don’t want to end up…
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According to a study, we live longer in the city than in the countryside
According a study conducted by the Association of Rural Mayors of France (AMRF) and unveiled by France Bleu, life expectancy…
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Eternal pollutants, a cause of obesity according to a study
Approximately 18% of the world’s population is affected by this disease with multiple causes (sedentary lifestyle, poor diet, genetics, etc.)…
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Intestinal microbiota: a study reveals how it evolves during the first months of life
In recent years, many scientific works have highlighted the importance of the composition and diversity of the intestinal microbiota for…
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2-year-old children spend nearly 1 hour a day on screens according to a study by Public Health France
While the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends do not expose children under 2 years old to screens, and to limit…
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Diet: the yo-yo effect explained by a study in mice
Why of those who have already followed a low-calorie diet in order to lose weight have already experienced the yo-yo…
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Diet: the yo-yo effect explained by a study in mice
Why of those who have already followed a low-calorie diet in order to lose weight have already experienced the yo-yo…
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A study to limit the transmission of infectious diseases at airports
This modeling was based on measurements taken at Heathrow airport in London, which is the busiest in Europe and where…
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Covid-19: New York rats are carriers of the virus, according to a study
Rats in New York City, USA were exposed to multiple variants of Sars-CoV-2 (Alpha, Delta, Omicron). This is according to…
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Infections, need for antibiotics: what you risk missing sleep according to a study
A top sleep is definitely an important element to hope to be and stay in good health. Published in the…
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Laxatives increase risk of dementia, study finds
To relieve constipation, some patients turn to laxatives. These drugs accelerate intestinal transit and soften the stool. According to a…
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Study finds working a four-day week ‘reduces stress and illness’
The five-day week may soon be history. In the UK, companies have implemented reduced working hours with no pay cut…
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Small penis and powerful cars: a study finds (finally) a link
To explain why some men are so fond of powerful cars, psychologists and other experts in evolution put forward several…
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Frequent use of sleeping pills may increase risk of dementia, study finds
About 10 million French people take sleeping pills to find sleep. A consumption that would not be without risk to…
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Frequent use of sleeping pills may increase risk of dementia, study finds
About 10 million French people take sleeping pills to find sleep. A consumption that would not be without risk health…
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Cannabis linked to early onset of lung cancer, study finds
In France, lung cancer is the 3rd most common cancer with 46,363 new cases diagnosed in 2018. A new study…
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Microplastics: a new study reveals their presence in operating rooms
L’study carried out (source 1) by theUniversity of Hull demonstrated that microplastics present in operating rooms hospitals were three times…
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Study finds nitrite consumption increases risk of diabetes
Nitrites are once again singled out. For the first time, a scientific study links a high consumption of nitrites and…
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Study identifies new approach for treating lupus
In metropolitan France, it is estimated that 41 people out of 100,000 suffer from a systemic lupus erythematosus. It’s about…
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Study identifies new approach for treating lupus
In metropolitan France, it is estimated that 41 people out of 100,000 suffer from a systemic lupus erythematosus. It is…
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Cooking with gas could promote asthma: a study sows panic in the United States
At the time of “energy sobriety”, here is a study which could provide another reason to do without gas for…
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Cooking with gas could promote asthma: a study sows panic in the United States
At the time of “energy sobriety”, here is a study which could provide another reason to do without gas for…
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If You’re Feeling Down, Be Kind, Study Suggests
This is a study that reaffirms the importance of social ties, even when we are at our lowest. Published in…
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Teleworking: women lose more than men (study)
Husbands and wives both perform more domestic chores when they work from home than when they do in the office.…
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Ramadan Fasting: Immunity Benefits Detailed in New Study
Dry fasting, that is, not eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset, is said to have real health benefits. This…
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Insomnia causes back pain, study finds
Over the past twelve months, 64% of French people have suffered from back or joint pain. If this pain is…
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Cold and cardiovascular health: a new study confirms the link
A new study (source 1) performed in 27 different countriesshows that freezing temperatures can have a harmful impact on our…
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A study reveals the factors of “successful” aging
What can we do or not do in order to have optimal aging, that is to say in the best…
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A link discovered between aspartame and anxiety (study)
Although it doesn’t get good press, aspartame is an artificial sweetener that has found its way into many of our…
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According to this study, footballers are more exposed to brain decline after 65 years
Footballers are at risk of developing greater brain decline from the age of 65. At least that is the conclusion…
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A link discovered between aspartame and anxiety (study)
Although it doesn’t get good press, aspartame is an artificial sweetener that has found its way into many of our…
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Breast cancer and pregnancy: a study reassures about the effects of interrupting treatment
In approximately 20% of cases, it happens that breast cancer occurs, not in a woman over 50 concerned by organized…
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According to this study, the risk of heart attack is much higher during the holiday season!
The end of year celebrations are generally a festive period. But the stressexcesses of all kinds, cold and fatigue can…
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Crack in Paris: a study shows that help and accommodation for drug addicts reduce their consumption
536 crack users in Paris monitored and supported since 2015. The principle of this accompaniment is D’housing individuals who use…
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Steroids: a study confirms the risk of addiction and serious side effects
Anabolic steroids are often diverted from their primary use. They are usually prescribed to treat delayed puberty, certain types of…
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a study by the Women’s Foundation denounces the cost of justice for victims
Demonstrators during a rally by the feminist collective NousToutes to protest against the inaction of justice in matters of gender-based…
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Young people prefer television for information, according to a study
Television remains the preferred channel of information for young people aged 16 to 30, far ahead of exclusively online media…
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A study by the Ministry of the Interior deciphers domestic violence
“In a context of freedom of speech and increased mobilization of public authorities”the study dubbed “Genese 2021 Survey”, the first…
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One in three French mayors victim of threats or insults, according to a study
The number is on the rise. More than one in three mayors say they have already been the victim of…
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NASA at the origin of a study which refutes the melting of the ice in Antarctica?
As all the world’s great leaders gathered for the past two weeks in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, for COP27, a strange…
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Data centers soon in space? A European study is launched from Cannes
Always more data to store and therefore energy expended. While the number of data centers and their environmental impact are…
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the housing minister announces a study mission
The Minister Delegate for Housing, Olivier Klein (left), visiting the scene of the collapses in Lille, Monday November 14, 2022.…
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By claiming the study group on anti-Semitism, the RN hopes to “get away from its history”
The president of the RN group, Marine Le Pen, in discussion with the RN deputy for the Somme, Jean-Philippe Tanguy,…
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Repeat infections multiply risk of health problems, study warns
Beware of repeated infections. People who have had Covid-19 more than once are more likely to have a series of…
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Bruno Le Maire assures, with supporting study, that there are no “profiteers” in the food sector
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Bruno Le Maire, at the entrance to the Alysée Palace, November 2, 2022. THOMAS…
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One in four French people say they are in a precarious situation, according to a study by Secours populaire
Not heating your home despite the cold or skipping a meal when you’re hungry: one in four Europeans say they…
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One in two French people suffer from perfectionism on a daily basis, according to a study
Today, stress is part of our daily lives. A survey conducted by Ipsos for Pukka Herbs and published on October…
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The ideal age to quit smoking revealed in a study
When you want to quit smoking, for obvious health reasons, better would be worth tackling it before 35 yearsor so…
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Your Cat Knows When You’re Talking to It, Study Finds
Anyone who meets a cat on a daily basis already knows this, a study has proven it: the cat can…
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Alcohol: one drink a day would reduce the male fertility rate by 9%, according to a study
Cardiovascular diseases, neurological disorders, diabetes… We already know how dangerous alcohol can be for your health. According to a new…
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Vaccination against cervical cancer: a study that should reassure young girls
Vaccination against cervical cancer has been the subject of much controversy since it was put on the market because it…
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Libido, fear of disappointing… A study shatters myths about men’s sexuality
Men’s sexuality is the victim of many prejudices. This is why the Charles.co digital clinic published a survey this Tuesday,…
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a study, not published by the health agency, had alerted to the dangers
The headquarters of the German chemical and pharmaceutical giant Bayer, in Leverkusen (Germany), April 23, 2019. INA FASSBENDER / AFP…
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Colonoscopy does not reduce colorectal cancer deaths, study finds
If treated in time, colorectal cancer has a good chance of being cured: early detection leads to a cure in…
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Study: too much cycling harms sexuality
When it comes to indulging in physical activity, cycling appears to be one of the best solutions for maintaining and…
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Pornography: young Ile-de-France residents exposed from the age of 10, according to a study
Ten years is the average age of first exposure to pornographic content in Île-de-France. This frightening figure comes from a…
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Vegetarians get depressed twice as often as meat eaters, study finds
Vegetarian and vegan diets may be linked to a higher prevalence of depressive episodes, according to a scientific study to…
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Team sports linked to fewer mental health problems for children, study finds
For mental health, it would be better to enroll their children in a team sport. In any case, this is…
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Team sports linked to fewer mental health problems for children, study finds
For mental health, it would be better to enroll their children in a team sport. In any case, this is…
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