Top 10 spas by the ocean in France
Fancy a spa treatment in the great outdoors and enjoying mild temperatures? In France, ten spa resorts enjoy a true oceanic climate. The...
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European hydrotherapy at the heart of post-COVID
In Europe, what role can hydrotherapy play in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic? Interview with Csilla Mezősi, secretary general of ESPA (European ...
Water quality: Global impact of urban effluents on natural areas
Bibliographic report written by Emmanuel TANGUY, consultant in water treatment The purifying capacities of natural environments, allowing a balanced aquatic ecosystem to transform ...
Should you drink 8 glasses of water a day? Our kidneys say "no"
By Tamara Hew-Butler, Wayne State University As the weather warms and the days get longer, we are reminded of the importance of "staying ...
Can we consider hydrogen as a treatment for COVID?
Is hydrogen the new darling of pharmaceutical companies? A clinical study is underway to assess the effects of hydrogen on respiratory problems and ...
Nanotechnologies against Covid-19
By Régis Barille, University of Angers In the current context of health crisis, nanometer-scale technologies (nanotechnologies) can be used to fight ...
COVID-19: tap water free from coronavirus
According to an American study, standard tap water treatment would be sufficient to remove traces of SARS-CoV-2. The question of a possible contamination with ...
Munich residents bathe in the icy waters of the Eisbach
Diving in water at 3 ° C: this is the new challenge that the inhabitants of Munich, in southern Germany, have been tackling from the start ...
The action of thermal water in dermatology
Portuguese researchers are interested in hydrotherapy in dermatology. Published in August in the International Journal of Biometeorology, their study is based on an in-depth evaluation ...
COVID-19: a new vision of the circulation of the virus
Since Monday (January 25), the Obépine network has made available the data from around forty wastewater treatment plants, out of the 150 monitored, scattered everywhere ...
