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Pas de la douleur: est ce que c’est le syndrome de Marsili?

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 03 avril 2019 – Cette femme Écossaise ne ressent pas de la douleur. Cette femme semble être dotée de pouvoirs et son cas intrigue: elle n’a jamais souffert lors de son accouchement et peut se renverser une tasse de café sur la peau sans rien ressentir.

Mme Cameron fait partie des personnes extrêmement rares dans le monde entier qui ne ressentent jamais la douleur.

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Aussi en France: addiction sur ordonnance par des medicaments opioïdes

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24 février 2019 – Très efficaces pour soulager la douleur mais extrêmement addictifs, les opioïdes ont inondé le marché Américain. Ils sont à l’origine d’une terrible crise sanitaire, avec 72 000 morts d’overdose pour la seule année 2017. Aussi en France, 12 millions de personnes prennent des médicaments opioïdes.

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