Macron rencontre cet aprem des professionnels de santé à Pantin, alors que la population du 93 est sacrifiée sur l’autel des politiques antisociales de la @enmarchefr

Heureusement, une volontaire de Nous Sommes Pantin est là pour porter la voix de la résistance !

#MacronDegage https://t.co/6Fa6zEx3NR

Les données concernant les Bouches-du-Rhône ne sont pas disponibles au-delà du 11 mars en raison de problèmes informatiques affectant la commune de Marseille qui lui empêchent de transmettre à l’Insee des bulletins de décès.

PANDÉMIE : Après 76 jours de quarantaine la ville de Wuhan, foyer de la pandémie, vient de lever les mesures du confinement total. Des centaines de personnes affluent à la gare. (Global Times / New China)

URGENT - Jean-Marie Le Pen (@lepenjm) est infecté par le #coronavirus. Souffrant de problèmes respiratoires, il a été admis en réanimation depuis ce matin. Jean-Marie Le Pen a 91 ans. (proches de la famille)

Indeed, problems in a paper about a mouse model for typhus got his lab in hot water in 2006. A reviewer for Infection and Immunity, a journal published by the American Society for Microbiology (ASM), discovered that four figures in a revised manuscript were identical to figures in the original manuscript, even though they were supposed to describe a different experiment.
 
In letters to ASM, made available by Raoult, second author Christian Capo and last author Jean-Louis Mège, a group leader, accepted “full responsibility” for the problem, which they said involved only two figures. Capo, in his letter, wrote that he had made an innocent mistake; Mège wrote that Capo had subsequently failed to show the revised manuscript to other authors, who were on vacation, before resubmitting it. But after consulting its ethics panel, ASM banned all five authors, including Raoult, from publishing in its journals for a year. “We are not entirely comfortable with the explanation provided,” ASM officials wrote to Mège. “Misrepresentation of data … is an affront to the ethical conduct of scientific inquiry.”
 
Capo and Mège accepted the decision, but Raoult wrote ASM that he wasn’t at fault and that the “collective punishment” was “very unfair.” He appealed the ban, also on behalf of two other co-authors, but lost. Furious, he resigned from the editorial board of two other ASM journals, canceled his membership in the American Academy of Microbiology, ASM’s honorific leadership group, and banned his lab from submitting to ASM journals, in which he had published more than 230 studies. His name has been on only two ASM journal papers since, both published in 2010. To clear his name, Raoult sent his ASM correspondence to French colleagues in 2007, along with a letter defending himself. “If I had been in the United States, I would have sued,” he wrote.”