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Often misdiagnosed due to its similarity to other pathologies, Vexas is a disease classified as autoimmune. Vexas is an inflammatory disease caused by the mutation of a gene: UBA1. First identified in December 2020, Vexa’s syndrome is manifested by recurrent high fever, joint (arthritis), lung and/or skin (vasculitis) damage and haematological abnormalitiesdetails Doctissimo. Often misdiagnosed … Read more

In the case of diabetes, it is necessary to watch your diet, especially with regard to carbohydrates. However, controlling blood sugar levels is sometimes a real challenge. Which fruits should be preferred to reduce diabetes? Diabetes is a pathology caused by a dysfunction of insulin. Namely the hormone that allows sugar to enter the body’s … Read more

Even when the symptoms of a stroke disappear quickly, it is imperative to call for help. According to the American Heart Association, in the face of what is called a transient ischemic attack, investigations must be carried out to prevent the occurrence of a real stroke. A deformed mouth, weakness on one side of the … Read more

Scientists have analyzed the speed of the shock wave from a nuclear explosion to determine where to seek cover in a room. There is more entertaining as a tutorial. Researchers from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus published a study on January 17 on the effects of a nuclear bomb to see how it would … Read more

In England, a patient who initially suffered from influenza eventually had to have both legs amputated. His family has launched a kitten to fund custom-made prosthetics. Muriel Kaiser Written on 27/01/2023 Levi Dewey had to have both legs amputated – Photo of the family of Levi Dewey / Gofundme A double amputation as a birthday … Read more

By the Editors · Photos by Julie M. · Published on January 27, 2023 at 19.15. The incidence rate per department is an indicator that must be followed very closely to follow the development of the epidemic. We discover together the incidence rates for each department on Friday, January 27, 2023. L’indicator to follow closely … Read more

One syndrome who hits eyes and kidneys at the same time only among children about fifteen years old on average: generally this is rare, but it does exist. In medical terms, this is called tubulointerstitial nephritis and uveitis syndrome. According to ScienceDirect, “that TINU syndrome is a rare inflammatory oculo-renal disease of unknown pathogenesis, characterized … Read more

The number of new daily Covid cases stagnates at 5,000. © Adobe stock Can we hope for the end of Covid in 2023 when new variants are very active in England or USA? Has the number of new cases really fallen in France? We take stock. A quieter year? The number of new daily cases … Read more

By the Editors · Photos by Julie M. · Published on January 26, 2023 at 19.15. The incidence rate per department is an indicator that must be followed very closely to follow the development of the epidemic. Together we discover the incidence rates for each ward on Thursday 26 January 2023. L’indicator to follow closely … Read more

Having great skin after 40 can seem like an obstacle course – but it can be done! As we age, our body produces less collagen and elastin, which leads to the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on our face. Fortunately, by making a few simple changes to your routine, you can maintain youthful, glowing … Read more