Only eleven more sleep before Christmas Eve. While the little ones count the days to open the presents, the big ones (finally Santa Claus) run to the stores for the last purchases. And after almost three years of pandemic, the Covid-19 does not let go. Sign a ninth epidemic wave while other viral infections have …
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Is the eighth wave of Covid-19 slowing down? In any case, this is what the indicators of the epidemic seem to show. As the incidence rate, which “stabilized at a nationally high level after five weeks of increases.” This reference indicator for monitoring the evolution of the epidemic reported 567 cases per 100,000 inhabitants on …
the essential The flu epidemic for the 2022-2023 season is starting slowly in mainland France, but could be of high intensity as it has been in several countries in the southern hemisphere. Specialists recommend getting vaccinated against the flu from October 18… and not forgetting the reminders of the anti-Covid vaccination. With the mild temperatures …
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We knew persistent fatigue, shortness of breath or even brain fog. But for many people who have contracted the virus, Covid-19 would also have hair loss as a consequence. Hair that falls out in handfuls every day and a cause for concern for those who experience it. Is this phenomenon really attributable to the coronavirus? …
The COVID-19 virus is affecting summer camps, day care centers and festivals. Silently, it infects more Quebecers every day under the sun of a summer that seems to have returned to normal. The Just for Laughs festival thought of relaunching its programming in a big way this summer with its musical Ana. But the nightmare …
AFP, published on Monday 04 July 2022 at 09:25 As misinformation about COVID-19 continues to flourish, more parents in the United States are wondering if their children need other vaccines, and more adults are choosing to skip shots, even those that have long been proven safe. Because the politicization of vaccines against Covid-19 has fueled …
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Concerning figures. Since early May, more than 1,600 confirmed cases of monkeypox have been reported in 32 countries where the disease is not endemic. Less than a week after calling on states to “control the outbreak” of the virus, the director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, on Tuesday called the spread …
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Reading time: 4 minutes Mid-May, in a Paris newsroom. A good half of the editors and editors rush into the office sneezing and loathing a look that a rabbit suffering from myxomatosis would not deny. I myself, from my home computer, do not look very fresh and every exit is synonymous with sneezing. No fever …
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Unfortunately, epidemics and pandemics are nothing new. A simple look at the history of mankind is enough to show that The fight of our species against infectious diseases has been constant. Not to mention the recent Covid, the Black Death, cholera, tuberculosis, influenza, typhus, and smallpox are just a few examples of those that have …
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