With 1,053 local healthcare professionals volunteering on the #busducoeurdesfemmes stages this year, each stopover town has become an ecosystem focused on women's health. In 37 stages over the past two years, nearly 9,000 women have been screened. All the medical data collected will be analyzed as part of a National Women's Health Observatory. This will provide a snapshot of women's cardiovascular health in France at any given time, also in relation to social vulnerability. We would like to thank all our Ambassadors, who are key to the development of our future projects, and with whom we have mapped out the prospects for 2024.
These unprecedented times have brought us back to what is most essential in life: human beings, with our most precious and fragile resource, our health. COVID-19, this visible pandemic that’s terrifying many, has forced us to take time for reflection, introspection and interrogation. Let’s use [...]
Yet this idea has largely inspired care, with male physiology being the benchmark for research and treatment. Questions about sex-based differences were rarely investigated, with the assumption that outside of reproduction, they were of little importance. Yet some symptoms are different between [...]
Pr Claire Mounier-Vehier invites you to join her on France 5 this Tuesday, April 20 at 8:50 pm in the documentary "Femmes : les oubliées de la santé" (Women: the forgotten health care professionals) directed by Véronique Preault. Women are less well diagnosed than men, and less quickly treated. [...]