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well after the rest of the world, the Marshall Islands in turn affected by the virus
The Pacific island state was one of the last in the world to be spared the virus, thanks to strict…
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impressive photos of dry French rivers
IN IMAGES, IN PICTURES – 93 departments in mainland France out of 96 are currently subject to water use restrictions…
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Thousands of dead fish in the Oder raise fears of environmental disaster in Germany and Poland
Authorities believe the fish were likely poisoned by large amounts of chemical waste. Thousands of fish float lifeless on the…
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North Korea lifts mask requirement after Covid ‘victory’
North Korea has ended mandatory mask-wearing in almost all places along with other restrictions, the state news agency said on…
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three members of the same family infected in a campsite in the Var
These three people were infected with monkeypox before their arrival. However, the health risks for the other occupants of the…
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Monkey pox, an epidemic that remains quite mysterious
Joao Luiz Bulcao/Hans Lucas DECRYPTION – Facilitated human transmission, unusual symptoms… The virus does not seem to behave quite like…
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behind the scenes of the “Samu des mers”
REPORTAGE – From the Purpan hospital, the emergency physicians of the Maritime Medical Consultation Center coordinate medical emergencies on board…
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At the Paris vaccination center, we are trying to speed up the pace
A patient receives a dose of INVANEX vaccine, a third generation vaccine commonly used against human smallpox. FRANCOIS LO PRESTI…
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56,000 young people called to be vaccinated in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
The Regional Health Agency calls for mass vaccination of young people after twelve cases, including one death, recorded for a…
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what are the consequences for birds, fish, bees…?
Thirsty and weakened, wildlife struggle to survive due to lack of water and the degradation or even disappearance of their…
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