Paul Renaud
Journaliste santé, il suit l’hôpital, les épidémies et l’industrie pharmaceutique.
Conserves maison : les règles d'or pour préserver fruits et légumes sans risque
La mise en conserve par traitement thermique exige le respect de règles précises de température et de temps. En France, 15 cas de botulisme ont été recensés en 2023, rappelant les dangers d'une méthode mal maîtrisée....
Belgian brewers launch campaign against new alcohol health warning
Belgium's brewing industry is fighting a government regulation that will replace 'Alcohol abuse is harmful to health' with 'Alcohol is harmful to health' on advertisements, arguing the change stigmatizes their UNESCO-recognized beer culture....
Irregular meal timing linked to higher cardiovascular disease risk, French study finds
Research published in Communications Medicine reveals that inconsistent eating schedules between weekdays and weekends increase the risk of heart disease, particularly in men, as scientists identify a phenomenon they call 'eating jet lag.'...
Ebola epidemic in DR Congo prompts urgent clinical trials as death toll exceeds 2,700
The Democratic Republic of Congo faces its deadliest Ebola outbreak with over 2,700 deaths from the Bundibugyo strain. Researchers have launched rapid clinical trials testing treatments and vaccines, including the PARTNERS trial that enrolled 100 parti...
Unpaid healthcare workers in DR Congo threaten strikes as Ebola death toll surpasses 2,600
Healthcare workers battling the Democratic Republic of Congo's deadliest Ebola outbreak have gone unpaid since May, prompting protests and strike threats across treatment centers in the eastern provinces....
Tiger mosquito populations decline in France amid extreme summer conditions, but experts warn relief may be temporary
Lower tiger mosquito numbers this summer have led to fewer arbovirus cases compared to 2025's record outbreak, but the respite from heat and drought may prove deceptive as the species continues its relentless spread across France....