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- Sep 15, 2026
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Pediatric Asthma Flares Rise After School Resumes (opens the original)
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Every year, the weeks after the start of the school year see a marked increase in asthma attacks among children under 15. That is why it is important to get a flu shot — the best way to prevent severe cases of the flu — and to follow preventive measures. “Every year, the weeks after school starts see a peak in asthma attacks among children under 15, with a sharp increase in emergency room visits and calls to SOS Médecins, a French physician-on-call service that provides urgent home visits and ou
Viral Spicy Food Challenges: Have They Become Too Risky? (opens the original)
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In recent years, online challenges involving extremely spicy foods and hot chili peppers have gained popularity. Although most individuals experience an intense burning sensation, some may develop gastrointestinal symptoms and severe allergic reactions in rare cases. The French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) has issued a warning, particularly for adolescents. The trend of filming individuals eating extremely spicy foods gained popularity after the US tele
Nature Prescriptions: When Should Doctors Prescribe Them? (opens the original)
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Recommending time in nature has long been part of healthcare advice. Currently, the concept of nature prescription is transforming familiar recommendations into a structured therapeutic approach. The nature-prescribing movement is gaining momentum in France. “The Global Health Working Group of the French College of General Medicine is currently preparing a brochure titled Nature Prescriptions,” said Jean Doubovetzky, MD, general practitioner in Albi, France, during the 30th WONCA Europe Conferen
Can the Heart Be Protected During Cancer Therapy? (opens the original)
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Cardiotoxicity remains a major challenge in cancer care because cardiovascular complications can interrupt or even prevent completion of anticancer therapy, potentially compromising treatment outcomes. To what extent do guideline-recommended heart failure therapies protect cardiac function in patients receiving anticancer treatment? That question was addressed in a new meta-analysis presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress (ESC 2026). Explaining why the analysis was carried out,
Can Endoscopic Mastectomy Reduce Visible Scarring? (opens the original)
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Endoscopic nipple-sparing mastectomy with immediate breast reconstruction is an emerging surgical technique that may improve cosmetic outcomes while maintaining oncologic safety in appropriately selected patients. Performed endoscopically, this procedure enables breast tissue to be removed through a single incision that is substantially smaller than those used in conventional surgery. The technique may reduce functional impairment, improve cosmetic outcomes after reconstruction, facilitate posto
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