Page 303 to 305: Jean-Louis Payen – Complementary therapies and the hepato-gastroenterologist. A story of the future | Page 306 to 315: Solange Bresson Hadni – Polycystic liver disease | Page 316 to 326: Thierry Fontanges – How to properly interpret a liver biopsy | Page 327 to 333: Gérard Ostermann and Guy Lesœurs – Psychological and societal collapse: not falling below oneself | Pages 334 to 346: Koen van Rangelrooij, Natalia Caycedo Desprez, María-José Fernández-García, Susi Lizón Castell and Antonio Bulbena Vilarrasa – Effectiveness of stress management by Caycedian Sophrology on symptoms of anxiety and depression in employees : a semi-controlled prospective study | Page 347 to 349: Gérard Ostermann and Guy Lesœurs – Medicalization of existence. At the crossroads of the human, the psyche and the somatic. Perspectives | Page 350 to 358: Gérard Ostermann – 1. The medicalization of existence – Or when the frogs are cooked! | Page 359 to 366: Guy Lesœurs – 2. Omnipresent medical thought… From Dr Maboul to the hypochondriac | Page 367 to 370: Valérie Demars – Immortelle | Page 371 to 374: Alexandra Lemercier – Evaluation of quality of life in Alzheimer’s disease with reflexology, Elisabeth Breton® Method – Observational study | Pages 375 to 376: Note from NILE: PLFSS 2023 – After 49-3 at first reading in the National Assembly on October 26 | Page 377 to 378: Jean-Marie André – Small but great music | Page 379 to 382: Jean-Marie André – Fear of the other: the use of fear and to what end? How to overcome this fear if it is possible? | Page 383 to 385: Jean-Marie André – The sacred and abstract painting | Page 386 to 389: Jean-Marie André – Don Quixote through… the novel, music and cinema | Page 390 to 391: Jean-Paul Demarez – Gastrological variations | Page 392: Philippe Collinet – Exit Homo? | Page 393: The emotions of climate change | Page 393: In good health with Montaigne | Page 394: Molecular physiology of pain | Page 397 to 402: Program | Pages 404 to 410: Guillaume Bonnaud, Nathalie Feuché, Flore Tesiorowski and Guillaume Costil – Innovative practices: medical support by the tripod of the living in IBD/SII | Page 411 to 412: David Karsenti – Is clinical research activity in a liberal environment feasible? | Page 412 to 413: Bernard Grunberg – The era of sobriety – Regaining control of our plate – Eating less badly – What a programme! | Page 413: Jean-Baptiste de Panafieu – Proteins of tomorrow: feeding with insects | Page 414: Didier Chos – Micronutrition, a new approach to medicalized nutrition | Page 415 to 417: Gabriel Rahmi – Promotion of digestive endoscopy in Senegal and French-speaking Africa: the SENENDO model.
