Covid-19 at school: “My children are no longer considered as students but as cases”
TESTIMONIALS - Queues, shortage of self-tests, terrorized children ... Although relaxed Thursday, the new health protocol, subjecting students with contact...
antigenic tests
Covid-19: is France “the second country” which tests the most, as Jean Castex asserts?
THE CHEKING PROCESS - While France continues to beat daily test records, the Prime Minister, like his colleague in Health...
Covid-19: faced with the influx, the DGS recommends prioritizing access to screening tests
"It is appropriate that people considered to have priority to benefit from a diagnostic test be taken care of quickly,"...
More than 10 million tests can be performed each week in France, without risk of shortage
DECRYPTION - If there is no worry about stocks, the strong demand, however, puts laboratory staff "on the knees", according...
“I will have a king’s feast delivered to me in my 17m²!” : tested positive before Christmas, they are about to wake up on their own
TESTIMONIALS - Gueuleton solo, face to face or nuclear family New Years Eve, many French people, tested positive a few...
Covid-19: are self-tests of real interest?
THE CHEKING PROCESS - A first kit for testing yourself at home is marketed in the United States. Would it...
Covid-19: a self-test without a prescription authorized in the United States
Designed by an Australian company, this test would give a result in 20 minutes, sample included. In January, the first...
France cleans up antigen tests
Bad antigenic tests, still authorized in France, could miss one in two positive cases. The list will be cleaned up...
Covid-19: in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, a vast screening campaign
REPORT - The ephemeral center deployed by the town hall of 2e arrondissement of Lyon performs antigen tests and quickly...
“When the virus enters a house …”: hygiene rules to limit the risk of transmission at Christmas
OUR ADVICES - The holidays we are about to experience will be unlike any other. To celebrate them serenely and...
