Wakame, nori, spirulina… What do they have in common? It’s all seaweed! Still reserved for the organic aisle, these marine foods will occupy a large place in our plate contents for years to come. And for good reason, they have many health and nutritional benefits, as well as ecological ones. The European Union plans to … Read more
This Wednesday, March 2, 2022, heads of state, environment ministers and representatives of 175 countries agreed to end plastic pollution by adopting a landmark resolution. This resolution was adopted after three days of negotiations at the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-5) in Nairobi, Kenya. As Inger Andersen, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Program … Read more
According to a Chinese study, feeling nostalgia when looking at images related to one’s childhood can relieve mild, low-intensity pain. How?’ Or ‘What? Thanks to the thalamus, an area of the human brain capable of responding to both nostalgia and pain information. What if the best painkiller lies dormant in us? According to a study … Read more
A million. Here is the number of people with Alzheimer’s disease in France. An alarming figure, especially since this pathology suffers from a lack of diagnostic accessibility and prevention policy. So what are the everyday help and support solutions? Here are three valuable tips for patients and caregivers. What is Alzheimer’s disease? It is a … Read more
Myocardial infarction? A disease of men. The Depression ? A women’s affair. In the field of health, too, gender biases are still numerous and can influence the use of care and business operations. At first her legs hurt. Her doctor thought gout or maybe pregnancy: “It’s probably just your hormones.” She doubted her own feelings … Read more
Pregnancy and maternity are the third reason for discrimination mentioned by women (7%). To combat this sad record, the rights defender Claire Hédon publishes this Monday 7 March a “guide on pregnancy discrimination in the private sector”† “We still make too many decisions where women are not hired because they are pregnant, who cannot find … Read more
Increasing gender-based violence, difficult returns to work, poor mental health: the two years of the Covid-19 pandemic have worsened living conditions for women around the world. On International Women’s Day, Tuesday, March 8, studies sound the alarm again. Gender-based violence is on the rise UN Women published a survey in November 2021 of 16,154 women … Read more
Filming subversive waves from the air, that is the passion of this Breton videographer. Last example, this Sunday, March 5, during high tide in Saint-Malo. Light in these images is as spectacular as it is terrifying. These images of gigantic waves breaking on the facades of the port city seem to come straight out of … Read more
Even in the dead of night there is always a small source of light, hope and love. Demonstration with these poignant images straight from Ukraine. Involved in the resistance, Lizia and Valery, both Ukrainians, decided to get married. Too bad if they’re armed, too bad if there’s war and too bad if the Russians are … Read more
Three years after the introduction of the professional equality index, according to Labor Minister Elisabeth Borne, the first sanctions should fall for bad students in companies with more than 250 employees. The Professional Equality Index was introduced in 2019 and “enhanced” through the Rixain Act, which came into effect on March 1. This tool concerns … Read more