Table of Contents 1 Difficulties throughout the care pathway 2 Better identify unscreened women 3 Collaborative work, harmonization of prices 4 Ized approaches to care. All these elements together create significant barriers to equitable access to cancer treatment across different regions. Access to cancer care “remains unequal on the territory” for adults, underlines the National … Read more
This week, Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, mayor of Rouen, nevertheless put words to the pathology from which he has suffered for 2 years. In an open letter, he spoke about “breaking taboos”. As Lori Cirefice, president of the Cancer Bladder association, recently explained to us, “ no one likes to talk about their natural needs. Unlike breast … Read more
Last week, “Dawson” actor James Van Der Beek announced he was suffering from colorectal cancer. One of the most common cancers, which affects around 47,000 people each year in France. However, as the National Cancer Institute (INCa) points out, many cases are preventable and several modifiable risk factors relating to lifestyle have been identified. Among … Read more
You have the right to lend your car to one of your loved ones… but under certain conditions! In most cases, insurance contracts include a “steering wheel loan” clause. An assignment authorizing the insured to lend his car to a child, relative, etc. It is important, however, to consult your insurance contract to find out … Read more
What is the proportion of breast cancer in men compared to all breast cancers? Dr Alessandro Viansone: Male breast cancer remains uncommon, less than 1 to 2% of all breast cancers. These statistics mainly come from Western countries, including North America. In less developed countries, it is still underdiagnosed because it is not systematically considered … Read more
Smoking remains one of the main risk factors for cardiovascular disease. In fact, the risk of ischemic stroke is doubled in smokers and the risk of myocardial infarction is tripled. “In France, more than 250,000 hospitalizations and 17,000 deaths from cardiovascular diseases are directly attributable to smoking each year,” notes Public Health France. Quitting cigarettes … Read more
“We prepare for the worst“: Canadian authorities indicated on Friday November 8 that they were in “high alert state“at the border with the United States, awaiting a possible influx of migrants fleeing expulsions”massive” promises par Donald Trump. During his campaign, the Republican billionaire, who won Tuesday’s US presidential vote, used violent rhetoric towards migrants, accusing … Read more
In many women, the onset of menopause modifies the distribution of fats in the body. With in particular a more marked storage in the abdomen, increasing the risks of diabetes, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular complications. Reduce, moderate… This is why it is essential at this time, “ to pay attention to your diet … Read more
Five days before an election with an unpredictable outcome and potentially violent consequences, <a href="https://www.world-today-news.com/donald-trump-whats-behind-the-us-presidents-baltimore-attack/" title="Donald Trump: What's behind the US President's Baltimore attack”>Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are engaged in a tight chase through the seven key states. They were Thursday October 31, 2024 in two of them, Nevada and Arizona (southwest), in particular … Read more
In a study published in the journal Frontiers in Microbiomesa team from Northwestern University (Illinois – United States) analyzed samples from used toothbrushes and samples taken from shower heads. Researchers identified more than 600 different viruses, with each sample exhibiting a unique composition. But rest assured, these viruses do not target humans but bacteria. These … Read more