Big Bang Health. three mornings dedicated to tomorrow’s health, live on Le Figaro

Big Bang’s health is back. After two matches in digital format, this release will take place in the presence of the public in the hall of Jean d’Ormesson du Figaro (9 rue Pillet-Will, Paris 9th).

Each morning the hour will begin 10:45 a.m (public reception from 10 o’clock) and will end a cocktail during which exchange will be possible the speakers present and some iconic journalists From Figaro. Guillaume RoqueEditorial director of Figaro magazine, Yves Trearddeputy editor-in-chief Jacques-Olivier MartinDirector of Figaro.fr and Editorial Director of Big Bang Santé, Mary VizotDeputy Editor-in-Chief of Le Figaro Économie…

The event will also live streaming on Figaro Liveon the newspaper’s Facebook and LinkedIn pages.

Registration for Big Bang Santé is now closed.

Tuesday, November 29, 2022: The Big Bang of Cancer

It is with Cancer, a titanic theme, that we begin this Big Bang. For the first time in France, a large-scale exhibition is dedicated to this complex pathology at the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie. We are learning that cancer is not new (it originated 500 million years ago), but that it is becoming the scourge of our century, thanks to the combined effects of Westernization and the demographic transition. But this dark picture hides a glimmer of hope. Scientific progress has never been so significant. All new technologies are involved in this merciless fight “crabArtificial intelligence, nanotechnology, genomics, liquid biopsy, messenger RNA… The achievements are already enormous, both in the speed of diagnosis and the effectiveness of treatment. The biggest specialists in oncology, who have gathered on that occasion, will testify about this progress. We will all be asking this important question: are we on the verge of beating cancer?

• Report:influence” Cancer » From the Cité des Sciences et de l’industrie, with Laurence Caunesil, co-author and Alain Eichen, scientific director
• The opening interview Anne Vincent SolomonHead of the Diagnostic and Theranostic Medicine Pole at the Curie Institute, Professor at the Paris University of Sciences and Letters
• “ Opinion: from Cynthia Fleury
• Report: Gustav Rusi Institute, 3:^th World Cancer Research Center and its Cancer Strategyhyperpersonal»
• Moderating the debate Cecil Thibert (journalist of science and medicine). Will cancer no longer kill tomorrow? Back Clarisse HostePresident of MSD France, Jerome GalloResearch Director of Inserm, Catherine Tourret-TurgisFounder of the University of Patients-Sorbonne University
• Feature: Heva, a leading health data analytics company, recently acquired Swiss Post’s digital subsidiary.
• Interview: Yves Treard gets it Sylvie RetailleauMinister of Higher Education and Research

Wednesday, November 30, 2022: The Big Bang of Telemedicine

Doctolib, Livy, Carre… These platforms, which were unknown to the general public just a few years ago, have become real allies of the medical surveillance of the French thanks to the epidemic. And the phenomenon is probably only in its embryonic state. Due to the success of teleconsultation, other branches of telemedicine are developing, such as remote monitoring. Gone are the days when telemedicine. sub-treatment for many, it was barely tolerated as an exception within the usual care pathway. By generalizing hitherto marginal practices, detentions have opened the door to a shift in perspective. What if, after all, telemedicine was the miracle cure for the health care system that everyone knows, that everyone feels at the end of their breath? Across France, e-health is gaining ground, while the number of practitioners per capita is declining. But will telemedicine, including its most innovative versions, be enough to populate our medical deserts? Remote healing, does it still heal? We will discuss this with our speakers, key players in eHealth and access to care.

• Report. By divingthe full world of telemedicinewhen technology combines with medicine in an effort to improve patient monitoring across France
• The opening interview General Physician-Inspector Edward HulbertDirector of Health Information and Digital Systems at the French Armed Forces Health Service (SSA).
• “ Opinion: from Lawrence Alexander
• Report: How do we feel about connected devices?
• Moderating the debate Mary Vizot (Deputy editor-in-chief of Figaro Economie). How to combat medical deserts? Back Agnes Firmin-Le BaudeauDelegate of the Minister for Territorial Organization and Health Professions, Antoine TesnierExecutive Director of ParisSanté Campus and Philip VermesPresident of the Society of Liberal Doctors (SML)
• Interview: Yves Treard gets it Guillaume Rosier, data scientist, founder of CovidTracker and ViteMaDose

Thursday, December 1: Prevention Big Bang!

“Prevention“Undoubtedly, one of the key words of this autumn. By establishing free consultation at key ages of life, the government intends to make medical prevention one of the priorities of the five-year term. Of course, after two years of tracking down options, racing for vaccines, one can reproach the subject for its recklessness… Wrong. Prevention, whether considered on a collective or individual scale, has always been “bad relationshipour health care system. Only 2% of the French budget is allocated to it, which is much lower than that of our neighbors. However, we know that the occurrence of chronic pathologies largely depends on our (bad) lifestyle habits: alcohol, tobacco, sedentary lifestyle, excess weight, etc. improve the length and quality of life for all. From awareness campaigns to predictive medicine, this latest Big Bang will be an opportunity to make a huge list of tricolor prevention. In the company of experts and researchers, we will discuss the proverb that has always rhymed prevention and treatment.

• Reportage. 50 years of prevention, A review of the French approach to health prevention and the most important campaigns
• The opening interview Luke Ferryphilosopher and essayist
• L”Opinion:from Tony Estanguet
• Moderating the debate Jacques-Olivier Martin (Director of digital editorial of Le Figaro). How far is prevention? With a feature Stefan JunicPresident of Groupe VYV, Nicolas Buzueconomist and director of Asterès…
• Report: A visit SeqOne:leader in predictive and personalized medicine in France, with Nicholas PhilipCEO and founder and Pascal PujolPresident of the French Society for Predictive and Personalized Medicine (SFMPP)
• Interview: Yves Treard gets it Francois Brown, Minister of Health and Prevention

An event organized by Le Figaro and our partners: Groupe VYV, La Poste, Medtronic, MSD France, with the support of the Festival de la Communication Santé and the National Federation of Medical Information.