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“Why call a vegetable patty a steak?” Anyone who has adopted a vegan diet has been asked this question more than once. And rightly so, many vegan brands label their products with qualifiers that evoke meat products such as “steak”, “sausage” or even “cutlet”. Enough to anger the meat industry and certain politicians. In the … Read more
The natural termination of pregnancy is often a traumatic ordeal for the woman and her partner. To help the couple overcome the loss of the fetus, MP Paula Forteza . has has just submitted an ambitious, concrete and welcome bill. Paula Forteza, Independent Green MP, knows all too well this feeling of loss, shame, emptiness … Read more
Chicken eggs… without chicken, you know? Based on vegetable or mushroom proteins, alternatives to eggs of animal origin continue to develop and flood the shelves of American supermarkets. And they are gaining popularity: EIn the United States, dollar sales have increased by 1,000% over the past three years, while their conventional counterpart has fallen 4% … Read more
Tomorrow’s climate issues remain absent from political debates. So to get the presidential candidates talking, business leaders involved in the Business Convention for the Climate (CEC) decided to lead the way. How? ‘Or what? By organizing with Anne Hildago, Yannick Jadot and a representative of Valérie Pécresse, Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Emmanuel Macron … Read more
On Wednesday, March 30, the career announcement of Bruce Willis, who suffers from aphasia, put the spotlight on this little-known language disorder among the general public. But do you know it affects a lot of people? What is aphasia? Aphasia is a language disorder caused by brain damage. They are usually the result of a … Read more
‘Painful’, ‘depressing’, ’embarrassing’: Many Hollywood actresses and celebrities like Jada Pinkett Smith have spoken publicly about the difficulty of living with alopecia, a condition that causes severe hair loss. The 50-year-old actress, married to Will Smith, first spoke about her alopecia diagnosis in 2018: “It was one of those moments in my life where I … Read more
You may be familiar with the mental burden, this responsibility that rests on women’s shoulders to think and organize the life of their home. A study conducted by OpinionWay (1) for Qare, a company specialized in teleconsultation, highlights another phenomenon, which again mainly affects women: the medical burden. Making appointments for vaccines, taking your children … Read more
She is small, hairy and spends a lot of time sleeping. A female Sumatran rhinoceros has just been born in Way Kambas National Park, Indonesia. His mother, Rosa, gave birth as part of a breeding program to save the species, which is in serious danger of extinction. In more ways than one, this birth is … Read more
The CIIVISE (Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence against Children), has just published its first conclusions, after a year of work. Among them, two excellent recommendations are aimed at: suspend or revoke the parental authority of an incestuous parent. The CIIVISE was created on January 23, 2021 by the French government to protect the … Read more
As hedgehogs slowly emerge from their winter shelters to enjoy the spring, many of us are committed to helping this endangered creature. However, for the hedgehog to thrive in your yard, it still needs access! Hence the valuable advice shared by the League for the Protection of Birds on Wednesday, March 30th (LPO). explanation. To … Read more