Canicule : pourquoi notre corps supporte si mal la chaleur - Mieux ou Bien ?

Subscribe    / @mieux_media   Check out "Mieux ou Bien?" (Better or Well?), the show hosted by Michel Cymes and his panelists who talk about health seriously… without ever taking themselves too seriously! On the program: Pat Scan: Patrice Romedenne explains why our body, which maintains a constant temperature of 37 degrees Celsius, reacts so poorly to heat as soon as the thermometer rises above 30 degrees Celsius. An opportunity to understand the role of the hypothalamus, our "internal thermostat," and why perspiration is no longer enough to cool us down when the air is humid and windless. Fact or Fiction: Emma Strack tests road safety knowledge as the holidays approach: the leading cause of road fatalities, the (little-known) difference between a roundabout and a traffic circle, common mistakes in securing children in the car, and essential precautions before a long trip. Once a Sport, Always a Sport: Christophe Brun discusses Müller-Weiss syndrome, the rare navicular bone disease that Rafael Nadal has suffered from since he was 18. He explains how the champion has managed to balance this condition with an exceptional career, thanks to cutting-edge medical support, while emphasizing that it is an exceptional case that should not be imitated. The Real Deal: a game based on a medical story as improbable as it is true: a patient who underwent surgery to remove a 15 cm hairball discovered in her stomach.