Henrique Valadares

1 month ago | rfi.fr | Henrique Valadares |Henrique Valadares Miranda

« Si pour certaines femmes, beaucoup de choses se sont améliorées au cours des dernières décennies, [...] pour d’autres, la situation a empiré. » Le Dr Prabha Chandra a ouvert, mercredi 5 mars à Bangalore, le congrès de l’Association internationale pour la santé mentale des femmes d’un ton combatif : « La santé mentale est un luxe que beaucoup ne peuvent s'offrir. La devise de cette conférence devrait être l'action, pas la parole. »Cette devise est aussi la sienne.

1 month ago | rfi.fr | Henrique Valadares |Henrique Valadares Miranda

Entretien Passionné de l’Amérique latine, le réalisateur, scénariste et documentariste Jean-Michel Rodrigo signe son premier roman, Olinda. Fruit de ses années au Pérou, le récit nous plonge dans les années de plomb où s’affrontent la guérilla maoïste du Sentier lumineux et les autorités.

Feb 13, 2024 | msn.com | Henrique Valadares

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Feb 13, 2024 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Henrique Valadares

In the past few years, France has seen a steep rise in sexually transmitted infections, but there is one in particular that is rising at an alarming rate: syphilis. Experts are worried. Due to the ongoing fight against HIV, syphilis has long been relegated to a much less talked about second place in French public health policy. In the meantime, the number of syphilis cases has exploded, soaring by 110 percent between 2020 and 2022.

Feb 13, 2024 | france24.com | Henrique Valadares

In the past few years, France has seen a steep rise in sexually transmitted infections, but there is one in particular that is rising at an alarmingly rate: syphilis. Experts are worried. Due to the ongoing fight against HIV, syphilis has long been relegated to a much less talked about second place in French public health policy. In the meantime, the number of syphilis cases has exploded, soaring by 110 percent between 2020 and 2022.