The French government’s 2026 budget increase for military spending at the expense of health and youth programs draws sharp union criticism and concerns about social impact.
Critics label France's drug policies a failure amid rising drug violence, highlighted by a recent politically charged murder linked to narcotrafficking.
The French National Assembly has extended the supervised drug consumption facilities experiment until the end of 2027, reinforcing harm reduction policies amid calls for expansion.
The French National Assembly debates 2026 Social Security budget focus on healthcare expenses, patient franchises, and preventive care measures amid political tensions.
The French National Assembly's social affairs committee has approved limits on sick leave durations, setting maximums of 15 days for city-prescribed leaves and 30 days for hospital stays, as part of the 2026 Social Security budget reforms.
The French National Assembly sees intense opposition to proposed increases in medical franchises within the 2026 Social Security budget, reflecting political divides and public discontent.
France grapples with deep public service budget cuts, especially in health insurance, raising alarms about service quality and accessibility.
October 2025 sees rising medical fees and scrutiny over Paris mayor's expenses as major themes in France.
French households' health spending liability drops to 10% in 2024, below EU average of 15%.
Parliamentary inquiry initiated to investigate failures in mental health policies.
Bipartisan efforts in France address the escalating medical desert crisis.
France witnesses an alarming rise in drug consumption impacting all demographic groups, necessitating immediate response.
The 'France Santé' network seeks to ensure healthcare access within 30 minutes for all citizens, targeting medical deserts in France.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu unveils 'France Santé' to improve healthcare access in France.
Growing concerns emerge over proposed cuts to thermal cure reimbursements in France's 2025 budget.
France's blood plasma shortage raises alarms over U.S. reliance.