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Menopause: in Luxembourg, care tailored to each womanSymptoms, treatment choices and the care pathway at the CHL: guidance on discussing menopause with a professional, without downplaying its effects or imposing a one-size-fits-all response.
After the ISS: Europe prepares for stays in orbit, with no successor yet guaranteedThe agreement between ESA and Vast opens up a possibility for European astronauts. But preparing missions on commercial stations guarantees neither their timetable nor an uninterrupted transition.
Strengthening one leg at a time: what studies say about strength and balanceLunges, step-ups and glute bridges: unilateral training can complement traditional exercises, with no demonstrated advantage for building muscle.
Smart glasses: what the new guidance means for LuxembourgDiscreet cameras, artificial intelligence and respect for privacy: Luxembourg’s CNPD and the EDPB clarify the rules and precautions to take.
Your cat is avoiding you: damaged trust or a sign of discomfort?Cats can form attachment bonds with humans and become wary after stressful experiences. But a sudden change can also be a sign of pain.
Pink October: behind the ribbon, questions of health and transparencyAssociations are challenging the commercial use of Pink October. How can we distinguish support for patients, breast cancer prevention and brand communications? Useful information for Luxembourg.
‘Art History’: why telling the story of artworks differently changes how we see themA collective volume edited by Étienne Anheim, Laurence Bertrand Dorléac and Charlotte Guichard proposes revisiting art history through materials, places, problems and methods.
CMSS and CNS: new certificate and objection, two distinct proceduresAfter a finding that someone is fit for work, providing new medical evidence and challenging the CNS’s decision are two distinct procedures. A ministerial reply of 23 October 2026 highlights the importance of formalities and deadlines.
Changing the clocks: from France’s 1976 decision to Europe’s deadlockFrance reinstated the clock change fifty years ago to reduce artificial lighting. Its abolition now depends on a European agreement that has yet to be reached, while a new study examines the possible consequences.
Baldness: sugar 2dDR tested on mice and in a clinical trial in 2026A gel containing 2-deoxy-D-ribose prompted hair regrowth in mice. A human trial is registered for 2026, but no clinical results have been published so far.
Le Mans Cathedral in a graphic novel: a narrator to guide readers through the centuriesIn the 2025 album by Pascal Mariette and Denoël, an apprentice stonemason guides the story. His journey through time helps explore a monument built and transformed over several centuries.
Artificial gravity: Italy consults researchers on an orbital platformASI is collecting proposals until 6 November 2026 for small automated experiments under adjustable gravity, including lunar and Martian gravity.