Medical Pioneers: Curing the Incurable

Angela Maas, a Dutch feminist cardiologist, is committed to treating women's hearts; Alain Cribier, the brilliant inventor of revolutionary valves, has made it possible to operate on hearts without major surgery; and Alain Carpentier, for his part,.

To prevent tumors as early as possible, Patrizia Paterlini Brechot, a Franco-Italian biologist and oncologist, has found a way to detect circulating tumor cells in the blood. Sophie Lucas, following in the footsteps of Belgian professor Thierry.

By reconnecting the brains and legs of disabled patients using technology, Jocelyne Bloch and Grégoire Courtine have achieved a world pioneering achievement: getting young paraplegics to walk again. The formidable Étienne Émile Baulieu, at 95, continues.

Their findings are revolutionary. Joël Doré, the "adventurer" of the gut microbiota, has established a link between our stomach and chronic or neuropsychiatric diseases; Harry Sokol has gone even further by showing that the microbiota can heal, notably.