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Covid-19 : L’efficacité d’un prochain vaccin remise en cause par le climat mondial d’incertitude

Covid-19 : L’efficacité d’un prochain vaccin remise en cause par le climat mondial d’incertitude

Tandis que les laboratoires Pfizer annoncent que leur « candidat » vaccin anti Covid-19 est efficace à 90%, faisant s’envoler toutes les Bourses, que Sanofi vient de démarrer les essais sur l’homme de son potentiel vaccin, les Français se montrent bien plus réticents que la moyenne de la population mondiale à se

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Treatment Race: BCG really?

Race for treatments: BCG, really?

Epidemiological studies suggest that the world's oldest vaccine, the BCG used against tuberculosis, may reduce the risk of coronavirus infection as well as the risk of severe forms of Covid-19 disease. Professor Camille Locht, director of INSERM research at the Pasteur Institute in Lille, France, is the author of this study.

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measles

Measles: the epidemic of stupidity

It is a highly contagious disease that was thought to have been eradicated by vaccination. Before the vaccine, up to two and a half million people died each year from measles. Thanks to vaccination campaigns, the disease should have disappeared completely. Today, however, there is a health alert all over the world.

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self-motorized pill

Motorized pills as vaccines

Is this the end of the shots to make vaccines? They have traumatized dozens of generations of children and will probably soon be discarded. To replace them, scientists, who are never short of imagination, have invented a self-motorized pill that swallows itself in the simplest way possible and will

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Louis Pasteur

Pastor, the experimenter

The exhibition "Pasteur, the experimenter", presented from 12 December 2017 to 19 August 2018 at the Palais de la découverte, looks back at man and the work of the scientist; it seeks to explain the context of his work, his discoveries and their applications, beyond the legend. An exhibition that finds

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AIDS

Optimism for an HIV vaccine

Une étude à un stade encore préliminaire sur un vaccin contre le VIH a donné des résultats “encourageants”, une note d’optimisme alors que la recherche a jusqu’ici échoué à mettre au point un vaccin efficace pour protéger de ce virus.   Testé chez 393 volontaires dans cinq pays (Etats-Unis, Rwanda,

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