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Faced with a lack of information and access to care, a lucrative market for unproven menopause treatments, including toothpastes and hormone therapy, is developing, raising concerns among healthcare professionals due to the insufficient scientific evidence and potential risks for women. #ménopause #santédesfemmes #testspropres (translated)

The article underscores the growing concern among scientists regarding the risks associated with the glaciers of the Alps, particularly due to climate change, following the spectacular collapse of a glacier in Nepal, and discusses the monitoring measures implemented on the Tête-Rousse glacier. #ChangementClimatique #Glaciers #Alpes (translated)

The author reported that scientists, people living with HIV, caregivers, teachers, and leaders of AIDS activist associations denounced the serophobic expression "mental AIDS," which was recently mentioned in Marianne regarding the high school student movement. https://t.co/g6HsrCLQx3 #VIH #sida #santé #FR (translated)

Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis has died after a cardiac arrest during a plasmapheresis procedure aimed at anti-aging, a controversial practice with no scientific evidence of its effectiveness, which promises rejuvenation by cleansing the blood plasma. #Plasmaphérèse #Antiâge #RisquesSanté (translated)

Hadrien Clouet accused Ms. Delga of claiming to discover that the toll for the A69 would cost 20 euros. He asserted that the region had wasted tens of millions of euros without return and that private companies close to her would benefit at the expense of users. He added that ecological collectives and scientists had been warning from the start against a project he deemed ecologically destructive and ruinous, and accused Ms. Delga of knowing what was going on and of lying. #A69 #écologie #péage (translated)

About 225 scientists specialized in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, including Canadian Yoshua Bengio, considered one of the fathers of AI, called on Tuesday for "immediate changes" in the practices of AI development and deployment to prevent future security incidents. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Cybersécurité #ConfinementIA (translated)

About 225 scientists specializing in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, including Canadian Yoshua Bengio, considered one of the fathers of AI, called on Tuesday for "immediate changes" in the practices of AI development and deployment to prevent future security incidents. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Cybersécurité #SûretéIA (translated)

Elise Huillery and Romane Paris propose data-driven solutions to reform the French education system by addressing students' demands and calling for increased investment in education as well as a re-evaluation of teachers' salaries. #Éducation #RéformeScolaire #Inégalités (translated)

In "Plasticology," fifty scientists, under the direction of Nelly Pons, explore the omnipresence of plastic, its environmental impacts, and the challenges of its disposal, using striking illustrations to make their arguments accessible. #Plasticologie #Pollution #Environnement (translated)

More than 550 scientists oppose the European Commission's Omnibus X, arguing that it represents a dangerous setback in pesticide regulation by eliminating periodic reviews and allowing certain pesticides without time limits. #Pesticides #MobilisationCitoyenne #RéglementationEuropaine (translated)

The message indicated that after a long mission, the return to Earth rediscovered sensations, smells, and one's own weight. It added that the scientists were already at work during the body's readjustment and congratulated Sophie as well as the whole team. https://t.co/GUkYgNCd41 #Science #Espace #RetourSurTerre #FR (translated)

This is detailed in the brand new Belgian cancer plan, presented this Friday by the federal Minister of Health, Frank Vandenbroucke (Vooruit), and informed by the work of 86 local organizations (university hospitals, scientific societies, patients, Inami, Sciensano, ...). #PlanCancer #Santé #Prévention (translated)

After several days of reflection, GeoTales announced its return and stated that it wanted to refocus its account on science, which it presented as the origin of its identity and audience. It said it has more than 53,000 subscribers and aims for 100,000 "in a few months." It cited volcanology, seismology, natural disaster monitoring, and scientific discoveries among the topics it wished to address, as well as technological developments, notably artificial intelligence and its possible consequences. It said it wanted to explain these topics rigorously and without sensationalism, while making knowledge accessible to the largest number of people. GeoTales also stated that it deeply loves France. It mentioned its multiple origins, of which it is proud, and explained that France is the country where it grew up, built its life, and founded its family. It added that it intends to defend the country when it believes it is necessary to react, without making its account a political space. It thanked its ever-present subscribers and summarized its approach by stating that science was its compass and that France remained its home. #Science #GeoTales #France (translated)