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The Minister of State invites the board of the "Objectif Monaco" association for an initial discussion
Following the recent publication of various interviews with representatives of the "Objectif Monaco" association in the local press, H.E. Mr Pierre Dartout sought to meet the members of the association's board on Tuesday, 27 June to answer their questions and clarify certain inaccurate information that may...
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Tips for hot weather
During these periods of hot weather, the Government would like to raise awareness among the Principality's residents of the health risks associated with heatwaves.Exposure to high temperatures can be extremely stressful for the body. The most serious complications are the risk of dehydration and heat stroke.Tips and...
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Monaco and France open a psychiatric day care facility for children and adolescents
The establishment, for children and adolescents suffering from psychiatric disorders, will open in September 2023 in Beausoleil (Alpes-Maritimes)On Friday 23 June, the Principality’s Minister of State Pierre Dartout and François Braun, the French Minister of Health and Prevention signed the Administrative Arrangemen...
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To mark the reopening of the Centre Speranza-Albert II, the Prince’s Government has announced free access for residents of the Principality of Monaco
The Centre Speranza-Albert II, which closed its doors in March 2020 due to the health crisis, reopened on Tuesday 2 May 2023.The Centre, which offers therapeutic day care to residents of the Principality of Monacowho are suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or cognitive impairment, seeks to prevent social isolation, m...
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World Health Organization - European Immunisation Week - 23–29 April 2023 - HPV vaccination
To mark European Immunisation Week, the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs is keen this year to focus on the importance of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination.HPV is the leading cause of cervical cancer, which is responsible for more than half a million cases worldwide, and 340,000 deaths in 2020. It is import...
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