Friday, February 19, 2010

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The first dorsal compensator for horticulture, viticulture and market gardening is exposed to salons and SIVAL PLANT


REPOZ'DOS The first trim back to the agricultural sector was exposed to exhibitions and SIVAL PLANT in early 2010.
This step marks the beginning of the marketing of the French professional product.

In partnership with the AMM, the REPOZ'DOS was introduced to many visitors of trade fairs in horticulture, viticulture, market gardening and green space.
Some have even tried, the common reaction is surprise at the effectiveness of REPOZ'DOS. Indeed
soon anarchy user feels well made device in leaning forward.

Today the equipment is available for sale. Ask
conditions by filling out the contact form in the right column of this site.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

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Datasheet

About plug REPOZ'DOS trim back the first professional.
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B3k-tYuaIZcAODExMGZjNzEtMWI4MC00MzFiLWE3MjAtOTI4ZmQyMjIzZjky&hl=fr

Available for sale in January 2010.

See you on the SIVAL in Angers on MSA booth on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. Or by appointment at 06 62 83 33 86 in this period in the Loire Valley.

Monday, January 5, 2009

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Longevity: The boom in centenarians

The oldest person, Maria de Jesus, died at the age of 115 years. She lived in the north-west of Portugal. The title of oldest person returns to an American of 114 years, Gertrude Baines, who lives in a nursing home in Los Angeles.

past, very few centenarians were considered almost as extraordinary creatures. They exceeded 30 or even 40 years life expectancy of "normal" people. The number of men and women who have surpassed the century of existence is estimated at more than 560 000 over the globe. And many of these venerable remain in good shape, although all do not run the marathon, as the narcotic Buster Martin, the English of 101 years who also trains in boxing and still has his job as a mechanic. Experts estimate that there is a true "longevity revolution" which primarily benefited women (they are four times more likely than men in the century club). And the French take the high ground in statistics just behind the Japanese. According to gerontologists, in France, at present, a woman of 77 years amounts to an ancestor of 62 in 1900.

Number of centenarians in France

1 January
1900-100
1950-200
1960-977
1970-1 122
1980-1 545
1990-3 760
2008-20
115 2015-17 977
2020-13 855
2030-30 029
2040-34
761 2050-60 302

Researchers questioned about factors that promote this dramatic and steady increase in life span (in 2050, 16.6% of our population will be over 75, against 8% today)

We take this article encouraging for our longevity to wish our readers our best wishes for 2009

Writing


Sources and credit
The Dispatch
INED

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

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France: Diabetes on the rise

Diabetes is increasing in France. According InVs who conducted a study based on reimbursement data of 56.5 million people in the general scheme, in 2007 diabetes affects 2.5 million French

Extracts from the report

prevalence treated diabetes increased from 2.7 to 3.6% between 2000 and 2005 the population residing in metropolitan France and protected by the general scheme or an average annual increase of 5.7%.

This growth is related to the increase of overweight and obesity, an aging population, improving the life expectancy of people treated for diabetes and increased screening. Forecasts based on 1999 data and all health insurance schemes have led to estimates by 2016 the population of 2.8 million people with diabetes, a prevalence of about 4.5%.

The frequency of diabetes in France is characterized by its high increase, but also by geographical disparities. These are found in several studies with different sources. High prevalences are found in regions overseas, in the north and north-east of metropolitan France and Seine-Saint-Denis. Conversely, the Great West, to some extent, seems relatively preserved.

This geography is also correlated with obesity. This study aims to update prevalence data of diabetes treated in France and to measure geographical differences observing the recent evolutionary trends at the departmental level.

Results: A prevalence of treated diabetes who reached 3.95% in 2007. In 2007, the prevalence of diabetes treated in the general scheme was 3.65%. Extrapolated to the population all schemes (INSEE population 1/1/2008), the rate in 2007 was 3.95%, corresponding to 2.5 million people treated for diabetes (3.78% in 2006 and 2 4 million). Over a quarter (25.1%) of people treated for diabetes in 2007 had used insulin, alone or in combination with oral antidiabetics. People with diabetes were supported by health insurance in long-term illness (all combined ALD) in 83.2% of cases. An excess risk of diabetes by 45% for men after 40 years: nearly one in five men with diabetes at age 75

In 2007, people treated for diabetes had a mean age of 64.8 years (SD: 13.8 years). Analysis of prevalence by age showed significant differences by age: 0-44 years (0.4%), and 45 years and over maximum prevalence Diabetes was achieved for 75-79 years, with 18.2% for males of people treated for diabetes and 13.2% for women (Figure 1). For children and adolescents 0-14 years the prevalence of treated diabetes, both sexes combined, was 0.8 per 1000.

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Source
Institut de Veille Sanitaire