Anti-Covid-19 vaccines : what are the long-term effects?
Research is intensifying on the deleterious effects of vaccines. A new international study confirms the work of Jean-Marc Sabatier published here several months ago.
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These venomous animals that wish us well
The venom of snakes, scorpions, sea anemones, marine cones, hymenopteran insects (bees, hornets, etc.), amphibians (frogs), etc. contains a treasure trove of molecules with therapeutic potential. Jean-Marc Sabatier, director of research at the CNRS at the Institute of Neuro-Physiopathology (INP) of the University of Aix-Marseille, has made this his specialty.
Food industry: margins are collapsing
“How to reconcile food sovereignty, better remuneration for the agricultural world while meeting the challenges of tomorrow when 2021 marks the 8th consecutive year of deflation for our industry,” asks the National Association of Food Industries (ANIA)? Undoubtedly by increasing prices in stores.
Police officers in front of the National Assembly: the reasons for the anger
The police unions call on citizens to gather to demand a firm penal response from their aggressors. Decoding with Laurent Massonneau, general secretary of the UNSA Police officers’ union.
Coronaviruses : scientific approach
This book Edited by Jean-Marc Sabatier Institute of NeuroPhysiopathology Marseille brings together essential data regarding prevention (vaccination), detection, and various approaches (chemotherapeutic drugs and antibodies) to the potential treatment of coronavirus infections.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict imported into France
While the world is witnessing a new escalation in this endless conflict between Israelis and Palestinians which, since 1948, is a problem of territory and law since there are clear but unfulfilled UN resolutions, pro-Palestinian associations are organizing rallies this Saturday throughout France.
Covid : an experimental concert on May 29 in Paris
This is a real clinical trial aimed at comparing the risk of contamination between 2 groups of people: an “experimental” group of 5000 people will attend the concert and a “control” group of 2500 people will not attend the concert. Objective: to resume a festive and cultural life in complete safety.
Elections: things are heating up in the staffs
The upcoming elections have rekindled personal quarrels in the political apparatuses, far from the concerns of the voters in these times of health crisis. With the risk of a record abstention which will play into the hands of the Rassemblement National.
Covid: Finally, an effective and safe Australian vaccine
The Australian company Vaxine Pty Ltd has developed a protein-based vaccine for Covid-19 that not only protects but also prevents transmission of the virus to non-immune individuals.
Neo-nazis were planning an attack in Moselle
Six arrests in Alsace and Doubs confirm the information of BFM-TV according to which a small far-right group was preparing an attack against a Masonic lodge in Moselle.
Al Qaeda calls for the murder of French police officers
Under the headline “Police officers have a price on their heads”, the Union of Police Officers (UDO) Unsa informs its members that the terrorist organization incites Jihadists to kill police officers for a sum of 60.000 €. On the same day, photos of police officers and their families were posted in the halls of buildings in three municipalities of the 93.
Gunboat diplomacy off the Channel Islands
The U.K. and France are engaged in a standoff over post-Brexit fishing rights around the British Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey.