While breast cancer rates among women have declined, the disease still strikes one in nine women in France, with roughly 54,000 new cases diagnosed annually, per a 2016 INCA report. Research presses on to conquer it, and a young Mexican innovator may have transformed early detection. Julián Ríos Can

Sleep disturbances, eye strain, obesity—these are just some risks associated with excessive screen use in children. Now, Canadian researchers have uncovered another concern: early exposure to smartphones and tablets can significantly delay language development, especially in kids under three.Passive

Previously recommended at no more than three glasses of alcohol daily, the limit is now two. These updated guidelines come from experts at Public Health France and the National Cancer Institute. In their report released on Thursday, May 4, 2017, they advise consuming no more than 10 standard drinks

For individuals managing chronic illnesses and seeking reliable pain relief, a pivotal study from Boston researchers brings fresh hope. Published in Nature Medicine on Monday, May 8, 2017, the research explored how sleep deprivation amplifies pain sensitivity and undermines common analgesics like ib

Menstruation can feel profoundly unfair: some women sail through with minimal discomfort, while others endure several debilitating days of pain. Many are left to simply power through. Yet, Dr. Dasha Fielder, an experienced Australian general practitioner, reveals that menstrual pain intensity often

Between 2013 and 2016, French cows milk consumption dropped by an average of 10 liters per person annually, from 61 to 51 liters, according to the National Milk Syndicate. For years, milks benefits have faced scrutiny. In his 2007 book Milk, Lies and Propaganda, science journalist Thierry Souccar ar

What Are Probiotics?Beneficial microbes like Lactobacillus casei, Saccharomyces boulardii, and Bacillus coagulans naturally reside in our bodies. Known as probiotics, they help control harmful microorganisms, safeguard intestinal flora, and bolster the immune system.Where to Find ProbioticsIncorpora

Since the 19th century, a persistent myth has portrayed humans as having a poor sense of smell. Psychology textbooks long claimed we detect only about 10,000 scents. Yet a landmark study published this week in the journal Science shatters this notion: humans can distinguish at least 1 trillion diffe

In todays health-conscious society, campaigns promoting balanced eating and regular exercise highlight the value of body care. Occasional indulgences are fine in moderation, but understanding the caloric impact of junk food can help you make smarter choices. The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH

In recent years, gluten has earned a notorious reputation as a dietary villain. Whether due to genuine intolerance or conscious food choices, millions have embraced gluten-free eating. Research links this protein—found in wheat, barley, rye, and many processed foods like bread, pasta, pizza, pastrie

In France, nearly 90,000 cases of skin cancer are diagnosed annually. Early detection offers a high cure rate. For the 19th edition of Skin Cancer Prevention and Screening Week (May 15-19, 2017), the National Syndicate of Dermatologists-Venerologists (SNDV) offers free screenings by appointment at n

Great news for plant enthusiasts: Surrounding your home with greenery may extend your lifespan. A study from Harvard’s School of Public Health shows women living with houseplants enjoy superior physical and mental health—and a greater chance of living longer. Those near parks or green spaces reap ev

As experts in alcohol metabolism and health impacts, weve long pondered the science behind facial redness after drinking. Researchers at Chungnam National University in Daejeon, South Korea, have provided a clear explanation for alcohol-induced flushing.A Disruptive Bodily ReactionWhen alcohol break

We often overlook the risks of raw fish, despite knowing better. With sushi consumption surging across Europe, experts in the British Medical Journal are raising alarms about its potential harms. A recent case involved a 32-year-old Portuguese man hospitalized with intense abdominal pain. Initially

As we noted recently, sugary sodas harm health by driving weight gain and elevating bad cholesterol through added sugars and sweeteners. A new study from West Bank researchers now suggests sparkling water may have similar effects, by stimulating appetite and promoting overeating.A Straightforward Ex

In France, 320 baguettes are produced and consumed every second—a staggering fact. Though daily bread consumption has dropped from 900g to just 150g over the past century, the French remain devoted to their iconic baguette. This passion shines during Bread Day, when bakers nationwide host sports and

Coffee is a beloved ritual at work, on the terrace, or at home—often our go-to for daily energy. While it offers real benefits, over-reliance can lead to issues. As wellness experts emphasize, moderation matters. The good news? There are plenty of effective, natural alternatives to keep you sharp an

Spring brings longer, warmer days, but for over 10 million people in France, pollen allergies cast a shadow. These allergens trigger conjunctivitis, rhinitis (runny nose, sneezing, congestion), respiratory issues, fatigue, slower reflexes, and even drowsiness. Health experts take this seriously, off

After a demanding workday, would you choose an hour of exercise or a soothing hot bath? Most of us—including our team—would pick the bath, vowing to work out tomorrow. While it wont deliver beach-ready abs, emerging research suggests a hot bath can match an hour of exercise in key benefits. Skeptica

For many of us, bedtime signals are unmistakable: repeated yawns, itchy eyes, and heavy eyelids urging us to sleep. Yet once settled in bed, closing our eyes proves impossible. Minutes tick by, sleep time dwindles, and dread of morning fatigue sets in. So, how long should it take to fall asleep? Acc