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Halloween, time to choose
Trick or treat? The Haloween spirit is here, with witches and demons, and its more or less frightening bestiary. Never fear !
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Le Journal
Cancer resistance yields fundamental secret
As breast cancer awareness month is unfolding, and with World Day Against Breast Cancer being held on October 19, research on one of its most…
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Le Journal
Long-forgotten women's health
Designated as Women's Health Month internationally, October is dotted with dedicated awareness campaigns and events. Yet health is another area in…
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Coastal urbanisation disrupts fish physiology
Tourism, chemical pollution, noise and light pollution: urbanisation in coastal areas exposes fish to multiple stressors that affect their physiology…
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Le Journal
Dwarf elephants and the Cyclopes
A million years ago, long before mass tourism, the Mediterranean islands were home to dwarf elephants. Although tiny when compared to their ancestors…
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Le Journal
The many tricks of roaming cells
The ability of a cell to move underpins several biological processes, including healing and cancer. Several CNRS teams are trying to unravel the…
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Multimedia
New imaging techniques
New imaging techniques make it possible to examine the body with ever-greater precision and, in many cases, non-invasively.
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New methods for health-related research
New methods aim to better replicate how living organisms function whilst reducing the use of animal testing.
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Biomaterials and health
Biomaterials are designed to interact with living organisms and meet a range of medical needs: implants, prostheses, tissue regeneration and…
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Vaccination
Research into vaccination focuses as much on immunity and vaccination strategies as it does on the spread of infectious diseases, not to mention the…
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