
Human selection threatens the most 'original' freshwater fish
A study reveals that freshwater fish species used by humans are often the most original and threatened, amplifying the risk of ecosystem functional erosion.
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A study reveals that freshwater fish species used by humans are often the most original and threatened, amplifying the risk of ecosystem functional erosion.

The town of Portet-sur-Garonne mobilized this Tuesday, November 3rd, to condemn racism and express solidarity with the victims of an attack.

Funding of €325,000 from ANR will accelerate research on SIT3060, a promising therapeutic avenue for this rare disease.

The town hall launches a collective challenge for residents to quit smoking in November, encouraging mutual support.

The association will conduct door-to-door outreach to present its actions and recruit regular supporters.

Over 100 teenagers aged 11-17 gathered for a project focused on information verification and identifying fake news.

The town hall supports men's health by illuminating its buildings and invites participation with mustache photos.

The City of Mèze, through its CCAS, is organizing awareness and prevention events on domestic violence.

Research in Toulouse explores new strategies to combat treatment resistance and improve patient care.

The CCAS invites residents to prepare gift boxes for those in need, with a drop-off deadline of December 11th.

Montauban's transport company joins the Movember campaign for men's health awareness, promoting prevention and open discussion.

The exhibition 'The Echo of Our Madness' and creative workshops extend the Mental Health Information Weeks.