Écrit par DREES | 12 Février 2016

VIENT DE PARAÎTRE, dans la collection Document de travail, Série Études et recherche, n°134 février 2016


Portrait des professionnels de santé

Sous la coordination de Fanny Mikol, avec Muriel Barlet et Claire Marbot




À l’occasion de la Grande...

Écrit par Biofeedback | 12 Février 2016

Biofeedback – A recent abdominal surgery or injury could have serious, long-term effects on a person’s breathing and lead to chronic illness. When recovering from surgery or injury to the abdomen, it is instinctual for people to breath in a more shallow manner so as not create discomfort or for fear they may even disrupt the healing process (e.g., open a stitch or staple). Prolonged...

Écrit par WHO | 11 Février 2016

The risk of babies born with microcephaly has raised understandable concerns among women including those who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant. There are many unknowns regarding the possible causes of microcephaly. Until we have more answers, there are ways that women can protect themselves from Zika infection.


Should pregnant women be concerned about Zika virus...

Écrit par WHO | 11 Février 2016

Sana'a, 10 February 2016 — Following months of blocked access to Taiz City, Yemen, and in response to mounting emergency health needs, the World Health Organization (WHO) has successfully delivered more than 20 tonnes of life-saving medicines and medical supplies. These medical supplies are critical to meet the most urgent needs in a city where more than 200 000 people continue to live...