2024-11-08 10:26:00
Like every Friday, a specialist doctor answers questions from Priorité Santé listeners. This week we are talking about an issue that interests many parents: children’s sleep.
What to do when baby doesn’t sleep through the night? Should you put your child to bed at set times? How do you know if he’s tired? What about the different falling asleep techniques? How long is a nap necessary?
Pr Marième Soda Diop Sèneneurologist epileptologist and neurophysiologist at theFann hospital in Dakarin Senegal. Secretary general of the Senegalese league against epilepsy The feminine palaver of Charlie Dupiot in Libreville, Gabon From left to right: Lynn, Nina, Nadia and Aïssata, the four participants of the Feminine Palabre, recorded by Charlie Dupiot exceptionally in Libreville, Gabon. © RFI/Charlie Dupiot
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► Wizkid, Brent Faiyaz – Piece of my heart
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**Interview with Dr. Isabelle Moreau: Priorité Santé Specialist**
**Interviewer:** Welcome back to Priorité Santé, Dr. Moreau. This week, we’re shifting gears a bit and discussing a crucial topic in health policy, especially in light of recent international meetings. How important is international diplomacy, like the meeting between President Macron and Prime Minister Meloni, in addressing public health issues in Europe?
**Dr. Moreau:** Thank you for having me. International diplomacy plays a significant role in health policy, particularly in Europe. Health systems are interconnected; a health crisis in one country can quickly affect others. Meetings like those between Macron and Meloni can lead to coordinated responses to health challenges, whether it’s tackling infectious diseases or addressing mental health issues post-pandemic.
**Interviewer:** That’s a great point. Can you give our listeners an example of how such coordination has worked in the past?
**Dr. Moreau:** Certainly! During the COVID-19 pandemic, we saw European leaders come together to share information and resources, which was crucial for vaccine distribution. Their collaboration helped ensure that vaccines were accessible across borders, which is vital for managing public health effectively.
**Interviewer:** As we look forward to the future, what health issues do you think European leaders should prioritize in their discussions?
**Dr. Moreau:** I believe mental health should be at the forefront, especially considering the long-term impacts of the pandemic. Additionally, addressing health disparities across different regions and ensuring universal health coverage are also critical. Leaders need to work together to create policies that promote equity and access to healthcare services for everyone.
**Interviewer:** Fantastic insights, Dr. Moreau. Before we conclude, do you have any advice for our listeners on how they can stay informed and engaged with health policy issues?
**Dr. Moreau:** Absolutely! I encourage everyone to stay informed through reliable news sources and to participate in local health discussions. Engaging with community health initiatives can also make a big difference in your own community’s health outcomes. Every voice matters in shaping effective health policies.
**Interviewer:** Thank you so much for your valuable insights today, Dr. Moreau. This has been an enlightening discussion on the intersection of health and international diplomacy.
**Dr. Moreau:** Thank you for having me!
