
Contraception in France: How the Pill Ceased to Be the Default Choice
Once a symbol of liberation, the contraceptive pill is no longer the most widely used method in France, a decline driven by health alerts.

Once a symbol of liberation, the contraceptive pill is no longer the most widely used method in France, a decline driven by health alerts.
The Israeli blockade imposed on the Palestinian enclave is preventing the entry of motor oils and spare parts, which are essential for the operation of hospitals and healthcare services.

Le Monde publishes eleven portraits of victims of extreme heat during the summer of 2026.

A digital campaign that went viral in Mali in August calls for "protecting" female genital mutilation, revealing the persistence of this practice despite efforts to ban it.

The Franco-Lebanese gynecologist and founder of the Women's House in Saint-Denis denounces the absence of social boundaries when it comes to violence against women.

A decree published Saturday raises the annual cap on medical insurance deductibles from 100 to 140 euros, with annual adjustments planned starting in 2028 based on inflation.