Could music be used to strengthen our brains? A major neuroscience study, conducted between Geneva and Hanover, purports to prove the incredible benefits of music on our health. By using imaging to ...

Who still believes in the good intentions of Big Tobacco? Puffs are getting young people hooked on nicotine. These disposable electronic cigarettes with a fruity taste are the latest products used by ...

Throughout their lives, 80% of men and 50% of women have to confront hair loss. While often a cosmetic issue for men, amplified by the pressure of social media, alopecia in women is more likely to ...

Are corpses just like any other commodity that can be sold with impunity? Donating one's body to science after death allows medical research and the training of surgeons to progress. But the ...

We have a special relationship with our caregivers: the therapeutic relationship. It's a relationship that is studied and learned, and can be either supportive or highly detrimental in treating ...

More and more people are immersing themselves in the cold to benefit their health. How could exposing one's body to such cold temperatures could be beneficial? Diving in an icy lake or entering ...

Psilocybin is legal in the Netherlands. We went to one of these retreats, organized for people to trip psychedelic substances in a safe environment. In Switzerland, psychedelics are only permitted ...

Our journalists investigate on the €2 million shot that can save children suffering from SMA. This rare, fatal genetic disease has spawned the world's most expensive drugs. But only babies whose ...

Silicone implants: a ticking time bomb for health? Silicone implants or prostheses sometimes leave microscopic traces in the body that can trigger a long string of bizarre symptoms resembling ...

What's the human and economic toll of medically-assisted baby-making? For those determined to have a child at all costs, a sky-high price tag is not uncommon. Beyond egg freezing or seeking donor ...