Gross Hematuria following SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination by Maryam Sattari, Jourdan Mckinnis, Amir Kazory

“…We describe the self-limited occurrence of gross hematuria in two elderly men on a combination of aspirin and another antiplatelet or anticoagulant following their second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccination. …”
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« Mâle ou normal ? ». Incarnation et masculinité(s) du couple Hollande-Sarkozy dans la campagne présidentielle de 2012 by Marlène Coulomb-Gully

“…After the French presidential election of 2007 with Ségolène Royal as one of the two main candidates, the last election appears as « back to normal » with two men as finalists. Even so, the question of gender was at the hart of the campaign : Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande embody their masculinity quite differently, with the media playing their part in the construction of these strategic identities. …”
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Certain Subclasses of Bistarlike and Biconvex Functions Based on Quasi-Subordination by Nanjundan Magesh, Vitalrao Kupparao Balaji, Jagadesan Yamini

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La coopération laitière dans la montagne française by Daniel Ricard

“…The reason for their survival is their focus on producing quality cheeses protected by an AOC (controlled designation of origin) but also by the actions of the men who have managed this sector. The text underscores the geographical and functional diversity of the movement and examines the notion of mountain cooperatives.…”
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Une mise en cause du contrôle des « nomades » (Tsiganes) relatif à la loi du 16 juillet 1912 : résistances et détournements by Emmanuel Filhol

“…Various tactical manipulation used by some Gypsies (men and women) towards the police logic of subjugation to which they were confronted cannot be overlooked. …”
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Femmes et usage des gros mots en Tunisie : transgression ou renforcement de l’hétérosexisme ? by Sonya Ben Yahmed

“…Social reprobation for the use of dirty words is exerted on women, much more than on men. Women are supposed to be the guardians of morality, and to have a distanced and modest relation to sexuality. …”
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Les Offices du cinéma scolaire et éducateur à l’épreuve des publics by Pascal Laborderie

“…First of all, we examine the plans of action implemented by the Educational Cinema Offices as an answer to the multiplicity of the audiences, children and adults, men or women, working and middle classes, from rural or urban places, from mainland France or colonies. …”
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Les mots de la sexualité dans l’arabe de Tripoli (Libye) : désémantisation, grammaticalisation et innovations linguistiques by Christophe Pereira

“…A linguistic corpus gathered from recordings of spontaneous exchanges between young single men in Tripoli, reveals everyday language as it is evolving, which serves to speak about sexuality as well as events that are not sexual in nature. …”
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L'hospitalité des humains envers les jnûn by Araceli González Vázquez

“…Despite a renewed interest for the theme of hospitality in social anthropology, both the imaginary and the practice of interspecific hospitality remain little explored, notably what they tell us, for example, on the conceptions of otherness, humanity and animality, on local ontologies, on ethical reasoning, on the ritual activity of women and men, and on the relations between living beings, particularly on the relationship between human beings and non-human beings. …”
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À la recherche de la femme idéale… Les stéréotypes de genre et de race dans le commerce de « promises par correspondance » by Gwenola Ricordeau

“…These international introduction agencies target Western men eager to marry women categorized as “Asian“, “Slavic” or “African”. …”
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La seringue et la gâchette by Thomas Lequeu

“…Although the movies of the second half of Jean-Pierre Melville’s career are often referred to in the literature as “men’s films”, Un flic (1972), his last work, is the one that most openly questions the issue of gender. …”
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Creating Development Archives Ethically from an Over-Developed Country by Sarah Glassford, Dominique Marshall, Chris Trainor, Eve Dutil, David Webster

“…Furthermore, archives in over-developed countries tend to prioritize the records of government institutions and of influential men deemed to be “important.” At the same time, nongovernmental organizations in “donor” countries are able and expected to generate archival records related to development projects overseas. …”
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Le spectacle sportif, l’héroïsation et la construction du genre by Robin Recours, Sylvain Ferez

“…The authors questioned 878 students from two levels of secondary education in the Provence, Alpes, Côte d'Azur Region in Southern France. The results show that men occupy a majority position in the "Pantheon" of the most liked athletes regardless of the gender of the selected students but not for the same reasons. …”
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Le genre d’Athéna dans les tragédies athéniennes by Audrey Vasselin

“…For some Greeks, as it happens Athenians of the 5th century BC, the division of roles in the private and the public spheres is based on a gendered ideological construction : to the women, domestic work ; to the men, farming works and war. That dichotomy does not apply to Athena.…”
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The Psychopathology of Basal Ganglia Calcification by Michael P. Philpot, Shon W. Lewis

“…The prevalence of BGC increased with age in both men and women. No psychiatric diagnosis was specifically associated with BGC although calcification of the putamen and the caudate was only found in patients with functional disorders. …”
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Les Massūfa dans l’Ouest saharien au XIVe siècle, une souveraineté transsaharienne by Hadrien Collet

“…Taking the example of the main group in the Saharan West in the fourteenth century, the Massūfa, whose men wore the liṯām, a veil concealing the face, this article proposes a historical and political reading of their trans-Saharan territory. …”
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« Faire la ferraille » en banlieue parisienne : glaner, bricoler et transgresser by Bénédicte Florin, Pascal Garret

“…Scrap collectors are men or women who collect abandoned metals in the streets, which are sorted, tinkered, resold to wholesalers and, finaly, reintegrated into the metallurgy industry. …”
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Women and Diabetes by Marcia Brown, Linda Bobroff, LaToya J. O'Neal

“…The document emphasizes that diabetes affects women differently than men, with higher risks of heart disease, blindness, and depression. …”
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Du crime passionnel au féminicide. À propos de l’affaire Chambige by Aya Umezawa

“…In the twentieth century, De Greeff denounced the hatred of women that hides behind compassion for criminals of passion, and Bourdieu pointed out that men's brutality originates in an anguish towards women. …”
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Dairy Cooperatives in the French Mountains by Daniel Ricard

“…The reason for their survival is their focus on producing quality cheeses protected by an AOC (controlled designation of origin) but also by the actions of the men who have managed this sector. The text underscores the geographical and functional diversity of the movement and examines the notion of mountain cooperatives.…”
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