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A table and chairs in an empty meeting room — illustrative photo of corporate working life.Jobs · Nov 6, 2026Management and abuse of power: what the Batavia case can teach usA study revisits Cornelisz’s seizure of power after the 1629 shipwreck. The parallel sheds light on checks and balances, but does not allow us to diagnose its leader.Walnut halves arranged in a circle on a light background.Health · Nov 6, 2026Nuts and high blood pressure: understanding the reduced risk observed in a studyA meta-analysis links around 30 grams of nuts a day with a lower risk of high blood pressure. The figure does not predict your individual blood pressure.Small mauve flowers and wild vegetation among rocks in Trabzon, Turkey.Nature and environment · Nov 1, 2026Edible wild plants: learn to look before you pickA botanical walk in the Gard invites visitors to rediscover wild plants. But knowing a culinary use, identifying a species and having the right to pick it are three different things.Smoke over Borneo seen by satellite, archive image from September 2019.Nature and environment · Nov 1, 2026Fires in Indonesia: understanding the human toll of the smokeCREA estimates that smoke was linked to 3 560 deaths in September 2026. Behind this figure, different methods and environments shed light on the crisis.An analogue alarm clock on a bedside table next to a lamp.Health · Nov 1, 2026Urinating at night: what the number of times you wake up does not tell you on its ownWaking once may already count as nocturia, without proving that you have an illness. Sleep, urine volumes, habits and warning signs can help you understand when to seek medical advice.Cinema illustration: detail of an old projector at the Onomichi Museum, photographed in 2024.Cinema · Oct 28, 2026Sanguine: giving burnout a bodyMarion Le Corroller explains her choice of body horror for her first film, starring Mara Taquin and Karin Viard. A screening is scheduled in Luxembourg on 28 October.Otoscope photographed on 18 January 2009, an instrument used to examine the ear canal and eardrum. Illustrative photograph.Health · Oct 27, 2026Sudden hearing loss: a drop in hearing that needs prompt assessmentA sudden, marked loss of hearing in one ear warrants urgent medical advice. The feeling of a blocked ear is not enough, on its own, to identify the cause.Close-up view of a cat flea under an optical microscope.Health · Oct 27, 2026Fleas: why treating the animal alone can leave the home infestedEggs, larvae and cocoons are found in the environment, while adult fleas live on their host. In a heated home, understanding this cycle helps you plan treatment with your vet.Adults taking part in a group exercise session, illustrative archive photograph highlighting the importance of moving regularly.Health · Oct 27, 2026Heavy legs: why moving your calves can help, and when to seek medical adviceWalking and ankle movements help with venous return. Sourced advice on limiting immobility, without confusing ordinary discomfort with warning signs.Hands hold a black alarm clock above a bed. Illustrative photograph of the sleep-wake rhythm.Health · Oct 27, 2026Depression and the body clock: what researchers found in 23% of participantsMarked fatigue on waking, shifted sleep patterns, mood that varies with the seasons: Australian researchers brought these characteristics together to explore a depression profile linked to biological rhythms.Pencil resting on an open notebook with blank pages, an illustrative photograph of writing, unrelated to the participants in the Parkinson’s study.Health · Oct 27, 2026Parkinson’s: what AI looks for in a pen’s movementsThe line drawn is only part of the information. The pen’s speed, pressure and changes of direction also provide information about the movement.Petri dishes showing bacterial antibiotic susceptibility tests; an illustrative archival scientific photograph, not an STI test.Health · Oct 27, 2026STIs without symptoms: choosing the right test, in Luxembourg tooWaiting for symptoms can mean a sexually transmitted infection goes unnoticed. Testing can detect what you cannot feel, provided the right samples are taken at the right time.
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