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18 Still Critical After Nice Truck Attack: Minister
French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said today that 18 people were still in critical condition, including one child, after the truck massacre in Nice that killed 84.
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First Sexually-Transmitted Case Of Zika In France: Minister
A first case of Zika spread through sexual transmission has been recorded in France after a woman was infected when her partner returned from Brazil, Heath Minister Marisol Touraine told AFP today.
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No Reason To Stop Drug Trials Despite Death: French Health Minister
There is no reason to stop clinical trials in France, the country's health minister said on Monday, despite the death of a man during testing for a new drug.
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French Drug Trial Disaster Leaves 1 Brain Dead, 5 Injured
One person has been left brain dead and five others have been hospitalised after taking part in a clinical trial in France of an experimental drug made by Portuguese drug company Bial, French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said on Friday.
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Botched Drug Trial In France Leaves 6 Hospitalised
One person has been left brain-dead and five others hospitalised after a "serious accident" during a drugs trial in France, Health Minister Marisol Touraine said today.
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France to Lift Ban on Gay Men Giving Blood: Minister
France will lift a ban on gay men donating blood, introduced in the 1980s to prevent the spread of AIDS but criticised by rights groups, the health minister said today.
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Female French Journalists Fed Up With Lecherous Politicians
Fed up with bawdy remarks and wandering hands, dozens of female French journalists have signed a petition published Tuesday denouncing sexism from male politicians.
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France Moves to Ban Sunbed Adverts, Access for Kids
France's parliament approved a draft law today banning advertising for artificial tanning beds and salons, and prohibiting people under 18 from using to the popular yet potentially dangerous ultraviolet technology.
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UN Ebola Victim in France 'Stable': Health Minister
A United Nations employee who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone and was repatriated in France is in a "stable condition," French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said on Monday.
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First French Ebola Patient Leaves Hospital
A volunteer nurse who was the first French national to contract Ebola has left hospital after being successfully treated for the disease, France's health ministry said on Saturday.
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France, Land of Gauloises, Eyes 'no-brand' Cigarettes
France is considering a move to brandless packets to curb smoking, instituting one of the world's toughest anti-tobacco policies in the home of chain-smoking singer Serge Gainsbourg and no-filter Gauloises cigarettes.
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First coronavirus patient in France dies in hospital
France reported its first death from the new SARS-like coronavirus on Tuesday and Saudi Arabia, where the virus first emerged last year, said there were five new cases.
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18 Still Critical After Nice Truck Attack: Minister
French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said today that 18 people were still in critical condition, including one child, after the truck massacre in Nice that killed 84.
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First Sexually-Transmitted Case Of Zika In France: Minister
A first case of Zika spread through sexual transmission has been recorded in France after a woman was infected when her partner returned from Brazil, Heath Minister Marisol Touraine told AFP today.
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No Reason To Stop Drug Trials Despite Death: French Health Minister
There is no reason to stop clinical trials in France, the country's health minister said on Monday, despite the death of a man during testing for a new drug.
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French Drug Trial Disaster Leaves 1 Brain Dead, 5 Injured
One person has been left brain dead and five others have been hospitalised after taking part in a clinical trial in France of an experimental drug made by Portuguese drug company Bial, French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said on Friday.
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Botched Drug Trial In France Leaves 6 Hospitalised
One person has been left brain-dead and five others hospitalised after a "serious accident" during a drugs trial in France, Health Minister Marisol Touraine said today.
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France to Lift Ban on Gay Men Giving Blood: Minister
France will lift a ban on gay men donating blood, introduced in the 1980s to prevent the spread of AIDS but criticised by rights groups, the health minister said today.
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Female French Journalists Fed Up With Lecherous Politicians
Fed up with bawdy remarks and wandering hands, dozens of female French journalists have signed a petition published Tuesday denouncing sexism from male politicians.
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France Moves to Ban Sunbed Adverts, Access for Kids
France's parliament approved a draft law today banning advertising for artificial tanning beds and salons, and prohibiting people under 18 from using to the popular yet potentially dangerous ultraviolet technology.
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UN Ebola Victim in France 'Stable': Health Minister
A United Nations employee who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone and was repatriated in France is in a "stable condition," French Health Minister Marisol Touraine said on Monday.
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First French Ebola Patient Leaves Hospital
A volunteer nurse who was the first French national to contract Ebola has left hospital after being successfully treated for the disease, France's health ministry said on Saturday.
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France, Land of Gauloises, Eyes 'no-brand' Cigarettes
France is considering a move to brandless packets to curb smoking, instituting one of the world's toughest anti-tobacco policies in the home of chain-smoking singer Serge Gainsbourg and no-filter Gauloises cigarettes.
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First coronavirus patient in France dies in hospital
France reported its first death from the new SARS-like coronavirus on Tuesday and Saudi Arabia, where the virus first emerged last year, said there were five new cases.
