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Politics · Nov 6, 2026Uerschterhaff: what the figures reveal about the shortage of placesParliamentary replies of 27 October document the pressure in Sanem: rising admissions, a stable average length of stay and twenty additional places announced.↗
Health · Nov 6, 2026Endometriosis: what support can you find from Manoléta in the Vaucluse?In Avignon, the Manoléta association supports people affected by endometriosis and those close to them. What is this support for, and how can you access it?↗
Music · Nov 6, 2026Kayna Samet: ‘Sabbara’, five tracks to place in a musical journeyReleased on 28 October, ‘Sabbara’ distils a personal project into five songs. From the themes outlined to earlier records, here are some pointers for discovering the EP without reducing it to a simple comeback.↗
Music · Nov 6, 2026Queens of the Stone Age: with «Perfecth», what the studio keeps of playing togetherFrom the take of «Insignificant Other» that was kept to the detour through the catacombs, the band’s documented choices shed light on the links between the studio, its repertoire and the stage.↗
Books · Nov 6, 2026Reading in Gaza: recovering the memory of libraries, beyond the lost booksTestimonies, archives and maps: Reading in Gaza documents reading spaces affected by the war. What this inventory preserves and what it cannot replace.↗
Health · Nov 6, 2026Sensitivity after ejaculation: distinguishing recovery from painRecovery after orgasm does not account for every sensation. What medical references can help distinguish, and which signs should be examined.↗
Health · Nov 6, 2026Swollen ankles: useful clues, emergencies and the limits of self-diagnosisEvening swelling does not tell you whether the cause is the heart or the kidneys. Associated symptoms, how it develops and medical tests help establish what is happening.↗
Health · Nov 6, 2026Cancers before 50: what the figures tell us, and what PROSPECT is still investigatingPROSPECT-UK is aiming for 250,000 volunteers, not 250,000 patients already being monitored. Behind the rise in diagnoses, several questions remain unanswered.↗
Economy · Nov 6, 2026British gas: scrapping the standing charge will not lower every billStanding charges are to be shifted to the price per kilowatt-hour. The mechanism benefits some levels of consumption, but the rates and protections will remain decisive.↗
Performing arts · Nov 6, 2026In Annecy, “Entrez sans frapper” turns hotel rooms into a theatrical spaceFrom 13 November to 6 December 2026, D’Aucuns Disent returns to Les Trésoms. The format, routes, times and accessibility: what to know before booking.↗
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.↗
Health · Nov 6, 2026Vitamin D and memory: why the study does not justify high dosesA signal observed in 54 adults has intrigued researchers. The study’s limitations and clinical trials mean it cannot be turned into supplementation advice.↗
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