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Séance du 15 mai 2020
Communiqué
The resumption of surgical activities: a health emergency and a contribution to the economic recoveryThe resumption of surgical activities: a health emergency and a contribution to the economic recovery
Joint press release from the French National Academy of Medicine and the French National Academy of Surgery
May 15, 2020According to the President of the International Monetary Fund, the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a now less severe economic crisis “unlike any other because it is the combination of a health crisis and an economic crisis no less severe with an increase in debt and a major recession.…
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Communiqué
Facing Covid-19, lets get the flu shot!Facing Covid-19, lets get the flu shot!
Press release from the French National Academy of Medicine
May 13, 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic partially has overshadowed the 2019-20 seasonal influenza epidemic, which was more moderate than the previous winter flu.…
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Communication scientifique
« Damage control orthopédique de guerre » des lésions des membres. Réflexions sur l’expérience du service de santé des armées françaisDamage control orthopaedics in war wounds of limbs. Reflecting on the experience of the French Military Health Services
Accès sur le site Science Direct : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.banm.2019.12.021
Accès sur le site EM Consulte
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Communiqué de presse du Conseil national de l’Ordre des Médecins : “Loi prorogeant l’état d’urgence sanitaire : l’Ordre satisfait des avancées apportées par le débat parlementaire et des garanties données par le Gouvernement”Télécharger le communiqué (PDF)
Publié le 12 mai 2020 sur le site internet du Conseil national de l’Ordre des médecins : https://www.conseil-national.medecin.fr/publications/communiques-presse/loi-prorogeant-letat-durgence-sanitaire
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Communication scientifique
Relation pharmacocinétique/pharmacodynamique entre la concentration sanguine de tétrahydrocannabinol et l’aptitude à conduire un véhicule chez des consommateurs occasionnels ou chroniques de cannabisPharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic relationship between tetrahydrocannabinol blood concentration and ability to conduct a vehicle in chronic and occasional cannabis consumers
Accès sur le site Science Direct : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.banm.2019.11.017 (Discussion)
Accès sur le site EM Consulte (Discussion)
En raison du confinement lié à la situation sanitaire de la Covid-19 au printemps 2020, ce texte a été publié avant sa présentation orale reportée au mardi 3 novembre 2020 à l’Académie.…
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Éditorial
Laissons parler le regardWhen the gaze speak for us
Accès sur le site Science Direct : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.banm.2020.03.001
Accès sur le site EM Consulte
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Séance du 11 mai 2020
Communiqué
The general practitioner facing the Covid-19
The general practitioner facing the Covid-19Press release from the French National Academy of Medicine
May 11, 2020From the onset of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, general practitioners and caregivers in the ambulatory sector have adapted to the challenges created by the high contagious nature of the virus.…
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Clinical Research and Covid-19: Science is not an optionClinical Research and Covid-19: Science is not an option
Press release of the French National Academy of Medicine
May 8, 2020
Scientific truth cannot be decreed by the applause meter. It does not emerge from political discourse, petitions or social networks.…
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Communiqué
Recommending wearing a mask without masking the truthRecommending wearing a mask without masking the truth
Press release of the French National Academy of Medicine
May 7, 2020
By raising the crucial question of protective masks, the Covid-19 epidemic sparked a national controversy, fuelled by various positions which reflected more often the inability to respond to an immediate demand than the outcome of a genuine scientific thinking.…
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Éloge
Éloge du Professeur François Denis (1941–2019)Accès sur le site Science Direct : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.banm.2020.01.013
Accès sur le site EM Consulte
… Lire la suite >Séance du 29 octobre 2019
Éloge
Éloge de Jean-Daniel Sraer (1937–2019)Accès sur le site Science Direct : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.banm.2020.01.012
Accès sur le site EM Consulte
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Éloge
Éloge du professeur Georges David (1923–2018)Accès sur le site Science Direct : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.banm.2020.01.011
Accès sur le site EM Consulte
… Lire la suite >Séance du 17 septembre 2019
Éloge
Éloge de Charles Laverdant (1927–2018)Accès sur le site Science Direct : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.banm.2020.01.010
Accès sur le site EM Consulte
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Communiqué
COVID-19: for national and European research coordinationCOVID-19: for national and European research coordination
Joint press release of the National academy of medicine, the National academy of pharmacy and the Veterinary academy of France
May 6, 2020
From the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, numerous calls were made to urgently promote research on the disease and to develop appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic means.…
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Covid-19: Let’s not forget Africa!Covid-19: Let’s not forget Africa!
May 6, 2020
The “Covid-19” monitoring unit of the Academy of Medicine has created an “Africa Group” which, with the help of African colleagues engaged on the front line in the fight against the pandemic, has made the following observations:
Africa is no longer spared by the spread of the pandemic: the milestone of 40,000 sick and 1,500 dead has been crossed;
Even if the epidemic seems to be progressing slowly on the African continent, the conditions and risk factors for its rapid spread are present : overcrowding in large cities, poverty, precariousness and promiscuity, insalubrity, lack of water and soap, fragile healthcare systems, socio-political instability and armed conflicts are all risk factors for massive epidemic outbreaks, despite the two favourable conditions that are the tropical climate and the average young age of the population.…
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