Drowning Incidents Reach Alarming Levels in France Amid Heatwaves
Drowning incidents in France spike 50% during the summer of 2025, prompting public health warnings.
Drowning incidents in France spike 50% during the summer of 2025, prompting public health warnings.
Health concerns regarding low body weight among female cyclists in the 2025 Tour de France Femmes have sparked urgent discussions and warnings from athletes and medical experts.
France faces alarming increase in drowning fatalities this summer, stressing the need for safety measures.
France faces backlash for incinerating U.S.-funded contraceptives designed for women in need.
Cocaine-related hospitalizations have tripled in France, spurred by increased use and drug purity.
Health Minister Yannick Neuder backs cost-cutting measures for public hospitals, addressing deficits while ensuring patient care remains a priority.
The debate on health spending in France escalates as experts critique government cuts amid rising costs.
Health Minister unveils plans to significantly cut healthcare spending in France, targeting reforms on sick leave and franchise fees.
EU and French governments update phytosanitary regulations in July 2025.
France launches a swimming safety initiative targeting children in priority neighborhoods to reduce drownings.
France intensifies drowning prevention efforts with a new campaign for summer 2025.
Savoie initiates a vaccination campaign against DNC in cattle, following outbreaks and supported by government efforts.
Two recent drownings in Seine-et-Marne emphasize ongoing risks of swimming in unauthorized areas.
A recent study shows no lasting rise in anxiety disorders in France post-COVID-19.