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‘We’ve been shocked by how many people have been ill’ - British couple caught up in suspected norovirus outbreak on Corsica trek
Hikers report vomiting, diarrhoea and weakness, with some forced to cut their trips short
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Where in France would the new plan for ‘wildfire’ second-home visas apply?
Visa could allow some Britons easier access to their French property
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Covid-19 cases rise in France ahead of vaccination campaign
Presence of virus lower than last year; Covid and flu vaccines can be received at once
Microscope can see cancer-cell workings
Scientists at the Institut Pasteur in Paris have just fitted the world’s most powerful microscope that gives an atom-scale view to find how cancer or HIV cells move and work.
Titan Krios is a €10million 3.8m cryo-electron microscope that was in part crowdfunded. Research on it elsewhere has led to three Nobel Prizes.
