Un groupe de pays riches représentant 13% de la population mondiale a pré-acheté la moitié des futures doses de vaccins contre le Covid-19 (1), selon un communiqué publié ce jeudi 17 septembre par l’ONG Oxfam. Pourtant, tout semble indiquer que le coronavirus qui fait trembler le monde pourrait s’imposer comme
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« Nous ne voulons plus être gouvernés par la peur » appellent 35 chercheurs, universitaires et sommités médicales dans une tribune publiée par le Parisien aujourd’hui 10 septembre. Les signataires critiquent la communication du gouvernement sur la crise du Covid, qu’ils jugent trop anxiogène, relevant davantage de l’affichage d’une « posture protectrice
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Following Jean-François Toussaint, who in the same magazine began to denounce the collateral damage of blind containment instead of targeting, and Alessandro Baricco, who dared to use the iconoclastic word "disproportion" to characterize anti-coronavirus measures, let us hope that it is still possible that fear will give way.
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Les professeurs de pédiatrie Christèle Gras-Le Guen, vice-présidente de la société française de pédiatrie, et Régis Hankard, coordonnateur du réseau de recherche clinique pédiatrique Pedstart, sont formels : « la Covid-19 n’est définitivement pas une maladie pédiatrique ». Dans cet interview, ils répondent aux questions que tous les parents se posent en cette
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Ce n’est pas parce que quelques réinfections par le COVID-19 ont commencé à apparaître parmi plus de 23,69 millions de cas de coronavirus documentés dans le monde que cela signifie qu’une première infection par un coronavirus ne protège pas contre de futures maladies ou qu’un vaccin ne contribuera pas à
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Au printemps dernier, alors que des pays du monde entier mettaient en place des ordonnances de confinement afin d’aplatir la courbe de contagion du coronavirus, nous avons pu constater en temps réel à quel point nos systèmes de transport et de distribution sont imbriqués. Il était stupéfiant de voir à
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Like a police investigation, the epistemologist Vincent Israel-Jost worked for UP' Magazine on the incredible controversy caused by Hydroxychloroquine in the middle of the Covid-19 crisis and was able to dissect, in its most intimate springs, the speech system of the most famous professor in France: Didier Raoult. EXCLUSIVE With
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Dominique Costagliola is Deputy Director of the Pierre-Louis Institute of Epidemiology and Public Health (Sorbonne University, Inserm). Member of the French Academy of Sciences, she is a member of the scientific board of the REACTing consortium. She gives an update on Covid-19 therapies still in the pipeline. The results of the studies that have been conducted
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India, the United States, Brazil and South Africa are currently experiencing the largest increases in the number of Covid-19 cases since the beginning of July. These four economic giants are still far from having reached the "peak" of the pandemic, according to experts. State of play. United States The United States, 328 million
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Will the Covid-19 crisis be a brutal episode followed by a quick return to the " normale "? Or will it lead to a shaking and a deep mutation of the world economy, as well as of the political systems and sociaux ? While it seems to be dissipating in European countries, the epidemic has never been so
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During Covid-19, the climate crisis continues. It gets worse. The media, all focused on the pandemic have forgotten it a little, but the climate crisis has not disappeared and extreme events have multiplied around the world in recent weeks. They occur at the worst
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The U.S. has purchased virtually all of the stockpile of the promising treatment that could speed the recovery of Covid-19 patients, leaving none for other countries around the world, reports The Guardian. Remdesivir is the first drug approved by the competent authorities in the United States to treat Covid-19,
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As the European Union prepares to reopen its external borders from 1 July, it is considering banning Americans from its territory because of the Covid-19 pandemic, which is still very active in the United States, according to the New York Times of 23 June. It must be said that the United States has the
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But what happened on June 22nd, the day the cultural venues in Paris (which became a green zone on June 15th) reopened, there were so few shows, almost no songs? Even more astonishingly, the first part of the month was the same.
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The Covid-19 epidemic has, as never before, highlighted the fragility of the systems that underpin our globalized world, revealing how quickly they can unravel with devastating and far-reaching effects. While many around the world are struggling to understand the implications of
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Our time is devoted to new technologies; they occupy our daily lives, create our needs and have become indispensable to us. They promise us to cross all limits, even to the point of claiming to set back our death. Their credo has made us dream if not illusionary: "to change the world". One word
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The ordeal of Covid-19, marked by the confinement of half the world's population and the halt of the economy, was not only unprecedented in history. It was brutal and had a strong impact on all our lifestyles, including our most basic freedoms. What will be left of this period
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Is the Covid-19 crisis the marker of an imminent collapse of our civilization? The crisis linked to the pandemic has brought a wind of collapse that would have convinced new followers. What if the story of the future collapse of our civilisations was the new avatar of French pessimism?
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We know more or less well how the Covid-19 outbreak started: probably because of bats, near Wuhan in China. What no one knows yet is how the pandemic will end. This coronavirus is unprecedented in the combination of its easy transmissibility, a series of
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How the coronavirus spreads from one victim to another remains an impenetrable mystery. But in the midst of all the frantic efforts to understand the spread of the epidemic, there is one finding that seems consistent: transmission is inconsistent. Some people - most, in fact - do not
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