Removing breast implants without replacing them: the "explant" trend in 5 questions
For years, a woman who was no longer comfortable with her breast implants had them changed. Today, more and more patients are choosing to have them removed, simply without replacing them. On social media, the word "explant" gathers thousands of testimonials. Behind the trend, there are very concrete questions.
Modern witches: why the figure of the witch fascinates feminists and environmentalists again
Grimoires sold online, altars photographed for Instagram, collective spells cast against an American president... The witch has never been more present. Behind the trend lies a history of bonfires, tamed nature, and women deemed too free, which the witches of the 21st century have decided to confront.
Why do we dream? What science knows about our dreams.
Every night, our mind embarks on a journey for six to eight hours, and we often bring back only crumbs upon waking. Why do we dream? Where do these images come from? Do blind people see in their dreams, and do sleepwalkers dream? Long reserved for dream interpreters, dreaming has become a true subject of study, observed in sleep laboratories with sensors, infrared cameras, and thousands of accounts. What has been learned there is often more surprising than any dream interpretation key. Decoding.
First aid equipment in businesses and public establishments: what is mandatory.
An injury in the workshop, a fainting spell at the reception, a burn in the kitchen... In a company as well as in a public venue, accidents don't just happen to others. The Labor Code therefore requires every employer to provide first aid equipment, and the regulations for establishments receiving the public (ERP) often add a defibrillator. First aid kit, medicine cabinet, defibrillator, eye wash station, first aid responders: here’s what is mandatory, what is simply recommended, and how to equip yourself properly.
