Search

Terracid asked George Bureau if it was acceptable to let doctors who, in his opinion, were chaining two-minute video consultations without listening to patients or asking them questions, before prescribing them inappropriate medications that made them sick. He criticized them for treating Doctolib as a source of income. #Médecine #Santé #Patient (translated)

The author claimed that a law was coming to the National Assembly and that it had been entirely dictated by Big Pharma in order to make scientific and medical debate illegal in France. He described the situation as "pure madness" and argued that only the voices of doctors appearing on television and paid by the laboratories would be allowed. #Loi #Santé #AssembléeNationale #FR (translated)

Baloo defended the necessity of better understanding France's colonial and migratory history and called for the fight against racism. He reminded that Italians also suffered racism in France, citing the massacre of Italians in Aigues-Mortes in 1893, and that people of Asian descent were also victims of discrimination. He mentioned the experiences of several colonized peoples or recruited workers. According to him, Algeria had been colonized for 132 years and integrated into France as departments, despite unequal rights. He also stated that Algerians had been recruited to work in factories and on construction sites, sometimes in slums, and that the French army had tortured, raped, and killed civilians during the Algerian war. He wrote that Senegalese and Malians had been enlisted in the French armies, sometimes by force, before being employed in sectors such as mining and construction. He added that agreements had been signed as early as 1963 to bring in Moroccan and Tunisian workers. Baloo also mentioned colonial slavery in the Antilles and Réunion, abolished in 1848, and then the creation of BUMIDOM in 1963 to organize the departure of people to the mainland. He emphasized that these people were already French. Regarding Congo, he attributed forced labor and atrocities that would have caused millions of victims to the reign of Leopold II, King of the Belgians. He estimated that the effects of domination and exploitation persist, particularly in the inequalities in overseas territories and the debates about monetary sovereignty around the CFA franc. However, he clarified that he did not hold today's French responsible for the actions of their ancestors but deemed it necessary to understand this history. Reflecting on his childhood in Montfermeil and the documentary he had made about the town, Baloo stated that in the 1980s, the mayor refused enrollment in school for children from immigrant families. He also described neighborhoods marked, in his opinion, by degraded housing, insufficient infrastructure, and limited prospects. He believed that misery and exclusion could foster certain deviations, without excusing delinquency, and reminded that these neighborhoods also saw the emergence of professionals and artists. Finally, he denounced what he saw as a contradictory treatment of French people of immigrant descent: celebrated as French during World Cup victories but sent back to their origins when they claimed rights or denounced racism. He concluded that no one should have to justify their place in the country where they were born. #Histoire #Éducation #Racisme (translated)

The author wrote that a trial related to mRNA Covid-19 injections had opened the day before in the Netherlands and was expected to last several months. He presented this procedure as particularly important and indicated that Gates, Bourla, ministers, health officials, media he deemed complicit, and television doctors were among the accused. #COVID19 #Vaccins #Justice #NL (translated)

Alain Hanel stated that he would not publish his usual columns on October 22, 2026, as he needed to rest after a spinal surgery. He recounted that his friend Maxime, a spinal surgeon, had operated on him and told him that the procedure was successful. According to Hanel, he was walking normally two hours after the operation, whereas he had suffered with every step before. At 77 years old, Hanel wrote that he had agreed to the surgery despite the doctors, who, he said, considered him a hopeless orthopedic case. He explained that he wanted to regain his walks by his bay at sunrise and recalled that he had been struggling with a difficult life since he was 17. He also thanked his friend Frank, a mechanic, who drove him to Mougins and then came to pick him up. Hanel stated that no local contracted taxi had accepted the transport voucher signed by the hospital. He clarified that he would only publish his photo of the day, his dance, and the content of "Lulu" until Sunday, before resuming his columns on Monday. #Santé #Amitié #Chirurgie (translated)

Impact requested explanations for three incidents that occurred in Paris this weekend. The collective wrote that a street medic had been violently beaten by several police officers and that there had been no news about his health status. According to Impact, another video showed him being attended to by firefighters and apparently regaining consciousness. Impact also indicated that it had exchanged messages with Rafael, a 17-year-old who had recently been released from the hospital after being beaten by several police officers. The collective reported that doctors had diagnosed him with a cranial trauma, two 3 cm hematomas at the back of his skull, and multiple bruises, requiring ten additional days of care, and that the teenager remained deeply traumatized. It added that the video of the assault had been viewed millions of times and had sparked outrage even internationally. Regarding a man who died in Châtelet from Sunday night to Monday, Impact stated that the circumstances of his death remained unknown and that no link to police intervention had been established. The collective reported that Le Parisien had published a testimony from a woman mentioning numerous police charges in the area, without excluding a possible link to the death. Impact also recalled that Sébastien Lecornu had praised the absence of deaths during the violence of October 17, while the man had died the following night. Impact called on its readers to share the information and to call on Laurent Nuñez, Sébastien Lecornu, the police prefect of Paris, and the Paris public prosecutor's office to get answers regarding the three cases. The collective finally invited the public to send them testimonies, photos, and videos. #JusticePourTous #ViolencePolicière #Paris (translated)

Pierre Poilievre indicated that he had traveled to Wainwright with Damien Kurek and had met with Mayor Bruce Pugh, Fire Chief Aime Smyl, Deputy Chief Wade Pillman, Provincial MP Garth Rowswell, and Reeve Mike Wildeboer. He said he wanted to hear testimonies from community leaders after the tragedy that occurred at CFB Wainwright. He expressed his support for the families of the deceased military personnel as well as for the injured who were still fighting for their lives, and believed that their loved ones deserved prayers and support. Poilievre also thanked the firefighters, paramedics, nursing staff, doctors, and soldiers who responded to the fire during the night. He added that Wainwright and the base were closely linked and promised that the Conservatives would stand by the community, the troops, and their families as long as necessary. #Wainwright #Solidarité #Hommage (translated)

Pope Leo XIV thanked those who had prayed for him in recent days, as well as the doctors, nurses, and staff of the Gemelli Polyclinic. He indicated that this experience had brought him closer to those who were going through illness or living with a disability. With the delicate period behind him, he announced that he would gradually resume his activities, with God's help and the prayers of his supporters. #Merci #Santé #Reconnaissance (translated)

The Minister of Labor, Jean-Pierre Farandou, proposes a reform of sick leave to reduce the high costs of 18 billion euros per year, aiming to hold employees, doctors, and companies accountable while improving access to care for long-term sick leave. #ArrêtsMaladies #Réforme #SantéPublica (translated)

Jean Bexon claimed that Jules P had changed all the clothes he was wearing at the time of the alleged murder of Quentin, then placed them in a garbage bag thrown into a street bin. According to him, Jules P had injured a toe while striking Quentin when he was unconscious, then went to the hospital with three people: Lelio Lebesson, described as close to Raphaël Arnault, Favrot, and Adrian Besseyre, whom Bexon described as parliamentary collaborators of Raphaël Arnault. Bexon wrote that investigators had spotted Jules P on waiting room cameras, limping and leaving with a cast and crutches. He added that Jules P had hidden his prescription at home and told doctors he had injured himself during boxing training. According to Bexon, Jules P's lawyer was seeking to have part or all of the investigation annulled, arguing that his identification had violated medical confidentiality. Bexon indicated that the waiting room footage had allowed for his identification and the initiation of investigations. He also claimed that Favrot had consulted videos of the lynching on his phone, filmed by Paul Lachal, whom he presented as another alleged murderer and a supporter of Raphaël Arnault. According to him, these videos were now nowhere to be found. #Justice #Criminalité #Enquête (translated)

The author wrote that all French people should be able to access a doctor near their home. He indicated that, since 2017, a significant effort had been made to train more healthcare professionals, notably with the removal of the numerus clausus, and that 10,260 internship positions had been opened. #Santé #Médecins #AccèsAuxSoins #FR (translated)