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L'Hôpital pédiatrique Clocheville à Tours victime d'infiltrations d'eau, un collectif monte au créneau et dénonce la vétusté de l'établisement
Révélé par des soignants, le sinistre a eu lieu durant le gros orage du 15 juillet 2026. Il survient après des épisodes de forte chaleur particulièrement éprouvants pour le personnel et les patients. Ces infiltrations ne sont pas une première, malgré une enveloppe de 12 millions d'euros pour rénover l'hôpital. Après avoir étouffé sous la chaleur - plus de 40 °C dans certaines chambres pendant la canicule - l'hôpital pédiatrique de Tours prend l'eau.
The pyrrolidinamide antimalarial drug MMV367 rapidly clears blood-stage Plasmodium falciparum in healthy adults with experimental malaria
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Editor’s summary Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES AND NOTES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Editor’s summary The pyrrolidinamide drug MMV367 has been tested preclinically as an antimalarial. Barber et al.
By Kyeongseok Jeon, Axel A Guzmán-Solís, Rory Malek, Bridget E. Barber, Robin Denhardt-Eriksson, Etienne Guirou, Julia Flynn, Nischal Sahai, Indika Leelasena, Susan Mathison, Chris Moller, Ivan Lim, Carla Evangelista, Rebecca Webster, Adam Potter, Stacey Llewellyn, Fiona Amante, Jeremy Gower, David Khoury, Vandana Thathy, Sunil K Narwal, Tomas Yeo, David A Fidock, Michael Marx
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Drivers and pressures behind insect decline in Central and Western Europe based on long-term monitoring data
PLOS ONE, Aug 2023 Insect declines have been discussed intensively among experts, policymakers, and the public. Albeit, decreasing trends have been reported for a long time for various regions in Europe and North America, but the controversial discussion over the role of specific drivers and pressures still remains.
The chief fun officer
By Michael J. Marx | PREVIEW Columnist My name is Nugget and I’m a sled dog. Ah, there Timber goes again. He’s on his back and Brooklyn has him by his thick, furry neck and is shaking him violently. Of course, this looks to me like he is about to die. I can’t watch. His legs go limp. Wait; he just jumped up, ran around, and came back for more. Jeez. I wish he were that enthusiastic about pulling a sled. Timber and Brooklyn are Siberian huskies.
Working without distractions
By Michael J. Marx | PREVIEW Columnist My name is Nugget and I’m a sled dog. The man in the sled basket kept yelling, “You’re doing a great job. Keep it up!” What is this man saying? I look back at him trying to figure out what he means. The musher stops the convoy of two dog sleds and comes and checks on me. We then continue to pull the sleds down the trail. The man again yells things I don’t understand. I look back. The musher again stops and checks my paws and shoulders. It happens again.
In the doghouse this time
By Michael J. Marx | PREVIEW Columnist My name is Nugget and I’m a sled dog. Sometimes we can’t wait to get going. My sled-dog partners and I are all hooked up to the sled and the humans are just talking. Humans do that a lot — talk, talk, talk. For sled dogs, it’s run, run, run. I get impatient and I start chewing on something. A neck line. A tug line. This time it was the gang line. This was really bad, because when I chewed through it, the four dogs in front of me were unattached.
The Pagosa Springs SUN
By Michael J. Marx | PREVIEW Columnist My name is Nugget and I’m a sled dog. I’m the self-appointed newspaper columnist of the team. We are a dogsled team. The musher shouts, “Ready, let’s go.” The mountain hills unfold before us. The sun sparkles in the crisp, cold Colorado air. “Gee.” We turn toward the right. “Haw.” We take the trail to the left. We are running. We are pulling. Our blood pulses with song and energy. We can do this all day — like 100 miles per day. We are a dogsled team.
Chronicle of deaths foretold – six lessons and needed actions based on the Brazilian COVID-19 outbreak - Health Policy and Planning Debated
By Lucia Brugnara, MD and Prof. Michael Marx, MD (University of Heidelberg) In this blog series we are giving a voice to practitioners, implementers and policy-makers involved in national COVID-19 responses in low- and middle-income countries. These posts seek to facilitate timely cross- learning by sharing opinions, insights and lessons on the challenges and actions taken by those on the COVID-19 front line.
MySQL Happy Hour
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Foundation in Focus: Businesses embrace New Albany's culture of giving
MICHAEL MARX Monday Sep 16, 2019 at 5:05 PM Sep 16, 2019 at 6:42 PM It has been well-documented that New Albany residents are extraordinarily generous. One needs only to review the top donor list for various charities in central Ohio, and, in most cases, several New Albany residents would appear. That culture of giving and community involvement extends beyond just the residents to the businesses and companies in New Albany, as well.
Strong communities will help shape future
The New Albany Community Foundation recently held its annual A Remarkable Evening hosted by Abigail and Les Wexner. Over the years, the benefit has hosted an impressive list of speakers, including former presidents, a prime minister and former secretaries of state and defense and CIA directors. This year, it featured respected authors and columnists David Brooks and Thomas Friedman, political analyst Ana Navarro and moderator David Gergen.
Challenges with the implementation of an Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) system: systematic review of the lessons learned
Introduction Despite a realistic strategy and availability of resources, multiple challenges still overwhelm countries grappling with the challenges of communicable disease surveillance. The Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) strategy is by far the most pragmatic strategy in resource-poor settings.
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