Researchers Overestimate Adherence to Good Research Practice Compared to Peers, Study Finds

Researchers Overestimate Adherence to Good Research Practice Compared to Peers, Study Finds

Researchers Overestimate Adherence to Good Research Practice, Study Finds Researchers Overestimate Adherence to Good Research Practice, Study Finds Summary A new study conducted among over 11,000 Swedish researchers identifies significant overestimation among researchers regarding their adherence to good research practice compared to their peers. The study reveals a widespread belief in one’s own ethical superiority, … Read more

The Rise of Conscience Quitting: The Impact of Personal Values on Career Choices

The Rise of Conscience Quitting: The Impact of Personal Values on Career Choices

Leaving a job because it no longer matches our personal beliefs. The trend of conscience quitting is linked to awareness of social, environmental and ethical issues, as well as the increased importance given to personal values ​​in career choices. The phenomenon has grown in recent years, particularly among younger generations who are increasingly sensitive to … Read more

The Invisible Evils: The Repercussions of Work on Women’s Health

The Invisible Evils: The Repercussions of Work on Women’s Health

“The repercussions of work on women’s health are still largely unknown and minimized. » This is the finding of the new report of the Senate published Wednesday, June 28, produced by the delegation for women’s rights. Title “Health of women at work: invisible evils”, this 100-page document highlights the insufficient recognition of the professional risks … Read more

Another incident of urinating on a flight mate occurred while Indian citizens forgot their etiquette

(24 News) Another incident of another passenger urinating on a passenger on a flight coming from America to India has come to light. According to details, a drunken passenger on an American Airlines flight from New York to New Delhi urinated on the passenger sitting next to him after repeatedly urinating on the passenger during … Read more

Collective Advocates for Palliative Care and Against Assisted Suicide in France

“This evening, we invite passers-by, residents and travelers to ask themselves the right questions, while there is still time! », calls Arnould Casati, 44, Lyon spokesperson for the Soulager but not killing collective, a few hours before the meeting. Created in 2014, this movement brings together caregivers, people with disabilities, medical students and citizens committed … Read more

Anesthesiologist on Strike: Fighting for Fair Pay for Temporary Workers in Public Hospitals

Don’t count on her to set foot in the hospital in April. From Monday 3, the date of entry into application of article 33 of the Rist law, Dr. Cécile Chopard will be on strike, for the first time in her life. Full practitioner for seven years, this anesthesiologist chose the interim ten years ago, … Read more

at the Épinay-sous-Sénart health center, “we preserve the health of patients”

When Émilie Zard launched the creation of the Épinay-sous-Sénart (Essonne) health center in 2016, she knew that the lack of doctors was going to become “a disaster on the territory”. “60% of them were over 65, retirements had to be anticipated”, she notes, leaning against her desk, recalling that nearly 6 million French people have … Read more

contamination at its lowest despite the winter

Never has France experienced such a low level of contamination since the summer of 2020. According to the site Covid tracker, an average of 4,573 positive cases are tested per day, a drop of 25% in one week. At the same time a year ago, a new record was exceeded with more than 500,000 cases … Read more

“Palliative care is a duty, euthanasia a preference of opinion”

The cross : In its Opinion 139, the National Ethics Advisory Committee considered that there was “an ethical pathway for medical care to dying”. Do you share this point of view? Roger Gil: I have a personal opinion, but it matters little here. The mission of a Regional Ethical Space like ours is to give … Read more

Sensitization, respect for treatments … Correct use of antibiotics

“Antibiotics aren’t automatic.” The formula, launched in a series of Medicare commercials in 2002, has remained popular. But twenty years later, has the message really arrived? “Unquestionably, progress has been made, especially for children, says Dr. Richard Handschuh, a general practitioner in Paris. Parents no longer systematically come to us to ask for antibiotics as … Read more