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2024-02-01 09:00:05

Every month, we find Dr Catherine Solano, sexologist, who answers questions from listeners. This month, she advises listeners on their relationship to sexuality and the construction of their desires.

Music programming :

► Gaëtan Roussel feat. Bertrand Belin – Promenade

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2024-02-01 20:23:00
Iriti: The main canal of the old project was opened on Wednesday. On the second day, the boat traveled 30 kilometers and reached Perumacheri.

Today the water will reach the target Parashinikadav bridge. The officials are busy. The second day of the effort to check the rest of the 46.5 km canal. It was a success.

46.5 meters of water through the main canal of the project for the remaining 16 years. Efforts were made to make the manure flow.

It is the first test for the renovation of the multi-crore Mudaki canal. This is Three shutters from the project to the canal by 9.45 am on Wednesday. and raised ten centimeters each.

Two kilometers of water flowed in one and a half hours. It was much faster than expected. As water entered the one and a half kilometer long Veliambra tunnel, three The towers were also raised by 20 cm and increased the strength of the flow.

Exceeded expectations

At least 15 km in 24 hours on the first day. Irrigation department officials were expecting a decrease. 13.5 km of water through the main canal from last year’s project It took regarding a week to deliver. Because the water flow in the river was low that day. It covered 10 km within the first six hours of opening the shutter. It was beyond the calculations of the brave.

When water finally flowed through the main canal in 2008, it took seven days. Came for money to reach Parshinikadav Nirpalam. 16 Kms from Valayal to Pathipalam via Mahi Upakanal Rhum left yesterday.

75.4 kg from the scheme and through the main canal by December next year. meters through sub-channels and 280 km through overhead channels. Efforts to deliver water are more intensive today. success

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2024-02-01 16:12:17

Some 35 million new cases of cancer are expected to be detected in 2050, or 77% more than in 2022, the World Health Organization agency specializing in this disease said on Thursday.

“The rapid increase in the global burden of cancer reflects both population aging and growth, as well as changes in people’s exposure to risk factors,” according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer ( Circ), citing tobacco, alcohol, obesity and air pollution as “key factors in the increase in incidence”.

A 90% increase in deaths in 2050

The Circ estimates the number of cancers diagnosed worldwide at 19.96 million in 2022. In 2050, 35 million are therefore anticipated. On average, one in five people will develop cancer during their lifetime, predicts Doctor Freddie Bray, head of the Circ’s cancer surveillance unit.

The number of cancer deaths has been estimated at 9.74 million for the year 2022 by the Circ, which anticipates an increase of almost 90% in deaths by 2050.

Half of cases in Asia

Asia concentrates almost half of the cases detected in 2022 according to the Circ (9.8 million), a logical figure if we consider that more than half of the world population lives in this region.

Less logical in view of the demographic weight, Europe (in the broad sense, Russia included) alone concentrates almost a quarter of diagnoses (4.5 million).

Conversely, less than 6% of global cases are detected in Africa, which nevertheless concentrates nearly 20% of the world population: it is in this region, where the population is particularly young, that the cancer occurrence rates are the lowest with the exception of cervical cancer.

Men and the elderly more affected

Cancer mainly affects the elderly: three quarters of diagnoses concern those over 55. Conversely, those under 29 represent barely more than 3% of cancers detected, even though they represent nearly 50% of the world population.

Cancer kills more men than women: out of 100 deaths, on average 56 are men for 44 women. Main explanation: lung cancer kills the most with 1.8 million deaths in 2022 and it is men, historically the heaviest smokers, who are the first to be affected. “But women suffer almost as much from cancer overall, and often earlier,” emphasizes Dr. Bray.

Lungs, breasts and colon

The three most frequently detected cancers in the world are lung (2.5 million cases – 12.4% of total cancers diagnosed), breast (2.3 million cases – 11.6%) and colorectal cancer (1.9 million cases – 9.6%).

In terms of mortality, smoker’s cancer predominates with 18.7% of deaths, ahead of colorectal (9.3%), liver (7.8%) and breast (6.9%) cancer.

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2024-02-01 19:00:24

The United States is dealing with an “out of control” epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases, according to the National Sexually Transmitted Diseases Association.

This warning comes following the release of an annual data report on sexually transmitted diseases by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website also stated, “More than 2.5 million cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis have been reported in the United States of America,” according to a report cited by “Science Alert” magazine.

The most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States in 2022 was chlamydia, which has been at the top for years now.

However, it is the recent rise in syphilis rates that has health officials most concerned.

While most people think that adults get sexually transmitted diseases, syphilis also threatens the lives of children. When a baby contracts syphilis from the mother during pregnancy or childbirth, it is known as congenital syphilis.

Syphilis is especially dangerous in children, sometimes causing delayed growth, seizures, or even death.

In adults, syphilis is spread through vaginal, anal, or oral sex, and tends to progress in stages. The primary stage usually includes sores around the mouth or genitals, while the secondary stage can lead to a rash on the body and flu-like symptoms, including This includes fever, headache, sore throat, and fatigue.

According to statistics, the early stages of syphilis are increasing by approximately 10% annually, which is very alarming and threatens the health of children throughout the country.

“Tragically, this infection led to 282 stillbirths and infant deaths in 2022,” wrote Laura Bachmann, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Department of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Prevention.

Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are calling for “rapid innovation and collaboration” from all public health experts who play a role in preventing sexually transmitted diseases.

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