Podcasts

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The story of the Royal Hotel of Invalides

Discover our new series of podcast dedicated on the Royal Hotel of Invalides (Paris) which was the first institution created to care for wounded soldiers

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The Story of Vampirism

In this podcast, we talk about pop culture, a rare disease and various events that took place in Eastern Europe during the 18th century.

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The Story of the Human Genome Project

Discover our new podcast on the history of the human genome project : from the genesis of an international consortium to the publication in 2003.

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Stories for children on Rare Diseases

For this podcast, I adiscussed with Pr. Laurence OLIVIER FAIVRE and Ms. Sonia GOERGER about their book series for children con rare disease

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Journal Club

Discover our podcast series focused on Science advancement. 5 articles explained in 10 minutes every month!

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The story of HeLa Cells

Do you know the story of Henrietta Lacks and her cells, which quickly went around the world and became extremely useful for science advancement.

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The History of Leprosy

Discover our podcasts on the history of leprosy from the first discoveries to the treatments that have reduced the disease worldwide

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Boccia: a great strategic game, some friends and the dream to win the gold medal in 2024

For this podcast, I met Aurélie and Claudine, respectively player and trainer of Boccia, a game practiced by many disabled athletes.

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The History of Rosalind Franklin

Discover the History of Rosalind Franklin who importantly contributed to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA.

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Treating ALS by gene therapy : a reason for hope

A podcast with Maria Grazia Biferi, PhD, who is developing gene therapy for treating ALS, a rare and devastating disease.

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History of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Discover the history of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig disease. In this article, we focused on the advances and work that preceded the identification of the disease by Jean-Martin Charcot. We therefore discussed well-known scientists such as Guillaume Duchenne de Boulogne and explored the beautiful and tragic story of Lou Gehrig.

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Ancient Greeks and the perception of handicap

How the Greeks defined and understood different disabilities. We will look at their view of body and mind before concluding with the treatment of "malformed" new-borns, which has been the subject of exciting studies in recent years.

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