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Le “bruit rose”, c’est un son un peu comme une pluie douce, un souffle régulier, ou des vagues lointaines. Techniquement, c’est un bruit dont l’énergie diminue quand la fréquence augmente : les sons graves sont plus présents, les aigus moins agressifs. Contrairement au bruit blan ... Show More

Vous avez déjà vécu ça ? Vous buvez un verre de vin, tranquillement… et quelques minutes plus tard, votre nez se bouche. Comme si vous attrapiez un rhume instantané. Chez certaines personnes, c’est très net : un seul verre suffit. Et non, ce n’est pas forcément une allergie au vi ... Show More

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We talk to Dr Rangan Chatterjee on finding healthy habits, why we need to move away from quick fixes and why we need to look after ourselves as a whole; from finding a healthy weight and stopping yo-yo dieting to the role of sleep and bedtime routines, moving our bodies, morning ... Show More

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In this episode of Inside Schizophrenia our hosts tackle the topic of early onset – or childhood – schizophrenia. Host Rachel Star discusses her personal experiences with symptoms as an adolescent and Dr. Joseph Gonzalez-Heydrich from Harvard Medical School discusses some of the ... Show More

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Board-certified OB-GYN physician scientist Sara Gottfried, M.D. (educated by way of Harvard Medical School and MIT) debunks myths about out-of-whack hormones, weight loss resistance, the significance of genetics, age, and motherhood—to show how it’s possible to reset your health ... Show More

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