The leaders of the blood donor association of the cantons of Mirecourt and Dompaire had issued a worrying alert a few months ago concerning dwindling blood stocks. The call had been heard by donors who had responded in large numbers to the last meetings. However, the organizers of the collections and the EFS managers do … Read more
New challenge for the start of the school year: climb the stairs as soon as you can. This is a challenge labeled “Great National Cause” organized until the end of September by the Heart and Research Foundation. It’s simple, you have to climb at least 50 steps per day. There is no competition. The important … Read more
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), whose international day is this Sunday, affects approximately one in ten women. Despite its high prevalence, this hormonal disorder remains little known to doctors and leaves women very alone in the face of sometimes very disabling symptoms. PCOS is characterized by the excessive production of male hormones and the abnormally high … Read more
I’m coming back to my last column from last season, at the request of Jean-Marc, who wrote to me on Facebook following this Bonbon sur la langue of June 30, 2024. He said to me: “Hello Muriel, you just said ‘in three minutes, I’m on vacation’. Yves Calvi always says: ‘In five minutes, Laurent Gerra … Read more
Already pro-Palestinian messages, “Fuck Israel” or “free Palestine”. And more shocking posts with anti-Semitic remarks: “The Jews own football”, could be read on one of the tweets in the name of Kylian Mbappé. Another post encouraged the French striker’s followers to invest in cryptocurrency on fraudulent sites. And then, more innocuous messages, related to football. … Read more
If the sky is blue all over France, the risk of getting sunburn is not the same with your feet in the ocean or on the top of a mountain. The sun’s radiation will burn faster in the mountains than at sea. Because of the altitude. Ultraviolet rays are stronger the closer you are to … Read more
“End of the road trip.” These are the words with which the French artist Woodkid announced on his Instagram account on Friday, August 23, that he had been bitten by a violin spider. during a stay in Seattle, in the northwest of the United States. “Araignée violoniste 1, Woodkid, 0,” continues the author, composer, performer … Read more
With its sweetening power, erythritol is a natural sweetener that contains very few calories and is very often used in industrial preparations as a substitute for sugar (for example in chewing gum, etc.). But the results of a study conducted by researchers at the Cleveland Clinic (United States) and published on August 8 in the … Read more
She had just made her big comeback and now she is in turmoil. Singer Katy Perry is in the sights of the Spanish justice system after filming the video for her latest single, Lifetimesin a protected area of the Balearic archipelago. Investigation underway for “environmental reasons” The Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and the Environment … Read more
No cases of mpox (or monkey pox) have (yet) been detected on the national territory. But this epidemic is taken very seriously with the announcement by Gabriel Attal, Friday August 16, of the “state of maximum vigilance” on the French health system. For the first time, cases have appeared outside the African continent (in Sweden … Read more