Vaccines: what do we know about possible side effects?
Pfizer-BioNtech, Moderna and the AstraZeneca horizon: if the European Medicines Agency (EMA) were to give the green light for the English product on January 29, … Read more
H1N1 flu
Is the vaccination campaign threatened by a shortage of syringes?
To vaccinate, of course, you need a vaccine. But also equipment to store it – glass vials, freezers – and administer it – syringes, needles … Read more
In France, a belt and suspenders vaccination protocol
The first recommendations date back more than six months. Long before the first bites at a snail rate this week, the High Authority of Health … Read more
In France, a belt and suspenders vaccination protocol
The first recommendations date back more than six months. Long before the first bites at a snail rate this week, the High Authority of Health … Read more
From Pasteur to the H1N1 flu, resistance to vaccination has existed for a long time
In a survey recently published by Ipsos, only 40% of French people questioned said they intended to be vaccinated against Covid-19. Reluctance to vaccination is … Read more
Covid-19: what does the new distinction between “positive” and “weak positive” correspond to in the result of PCR tests?
Question asked on 10/08/2020 Hello, The analysis of the results of RT-PCR tests that measure the viral load of Sars-CoV-2 in a patient has been … Read more
Vaccination against influenza: a “citizen act” for deputies of the majority
Get the flu shot? An individual act of health prevention in 2019 but “A citizen act” in 2020. In a column published in the JDD, … Read more