The plague of Marseille from 1720 is a historical episode marking, always present in the collective memory of the Marseillais. It is the last outbreak of plague registered in France. The Grand-Saint-Antoine, a boat from the Levant (the Syria region), docking in Marseilles on 25 may 1720 is the source of the epidemic. Indeed, its cargo consisting of fabrics ...
The 1918 flu, nicknamed “Spanish flu”, is due to a (H1N1) strain particularly virulent and contagious flu that has spread in 1918-1919 pandemic. This pandemic has made 30 million deaths according to the Pasteur Institute, and up to 100 million according to some recent re-evaluations. It would be the black plague pandemic the most deadly in the history ...
An eye with corneal Ulcer (Ulcus corneae) is flushed, hurts, is sensitive to light, water, looks not more as good and feels as a foreign body is penetrated. Who noticed these signs in itself, goes to the ophthalmologist best immediately ...
What are the agents of two groups of diseases almost always transmitted by ticks. These two groups of disease have similar symptoms and low specific (they are easily confused with flu); the Ehrlichioses, and anaplasmosis. These two ...
If narrow fear makes: people with a claustrophobia can not stay in tight, closed or crowded spaces or difficult to endure. Whether lift, solarium, a full cinema or the underground – there are many situations which can become a nightmare ...
Chemical reactions are responsible for numerous functions of the human body, where enzymes play a crucial role. An example is the splitting of sugar (glucose) recorded about the food. Only through several chemical reactions the energy ...
Fever is an increase in body temperature. The normal value is about 37 degrees Celsius. The body temperature rises to more than 38 degrees Celsius, is spoken by fever. High fever occurs from a temperature of 39 degrees Celsius. A temperature ...
Occupational disease means a breach of health, whose expression is often deferred to exposure to a toxic source or pathogen context suffered during the occupation. This exhibition is sometimes repeated until the first symptoms appear. ...
The term neurofibromatosis, it summarizes a group of genetic diseases. Most often, the Neurofibromatosis Type 2 occurs type 1 (Recklinghausen’s disease), followed by neurofibromatosis. There are large differences in the clinical ...
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The British Medical Association (BMA) (in French: British Medical Association), is a professional association and an official Union of physicians of the United Kingdom. This association is not qualified for regulation ...
Coverage universal health (CMU) is a French social benefit providing access to care, reimbursement of care, benefits and drug to any person resident in France and which is not already covered by an another compulsory ...
Created more than 40 years ago on the initiative of the AGF, now in partnership with Allianz, 20 Associations of provident health (ADPS) together on a regional basis across 500,000 insured individual health of AGF ...
A certificate of compliance with the European Pharmacopoeia also called CEP is a document published by the EDQM (European Directorate for the quality of medicines) and which certifies that a substance with pharmaceutical ...
Son of Jean Vautrin, Captain in retirement and Gercourt Mayor, village located about 20 miles northwest of Verdun, and Marguerite Jeannesson, a native of Brieulles-sur-Meuse, Alexis did his primary studies in the ...
