On the occasion of vaccination week, and at the initiative of the Pasteur Institute, near 300 personalities are mobilizing to affirm the importance of vaccination and call for a collective response to disinformation and attacks against science and rationality. These women and men come from the sectors of Scientific Research, Medicine, Culture and the media, politics (including many health ministers) and major foundations and companies in the health, welfare and insurance sectors.

Read below the opinion piece published in Le Parisien on April 26, 2026, during World Immunization Week.

Every eight seconds

Eight seconds.

The time it takes to take a deep breath. That's the time it takes, somewhere in the world, for a vaccine to be administered and for a vaccine to save a life.

In 1796, Edward Jenner administered the first smallpox vaccination. In 1885, Louis Pasteur saved young Joseph Meister from rabies. Since then, humanity has continually refined this practice, and some today would like to call it into question.

Four hundred and fifty per hour. Eleven thousand per day. Nearly four million per year.1 : that is the number of lives saved by vaccination, which is almost double the population of Paris each year. 

Who remembers polio? The beaches closed in summer, the swimming pools emptied, the wards filled with patients on iron lungs, the mothers scrutinizing their child's every misstep as if it foreshadowed disaster. Who remembers smallpox, the ravaged faces, the decimated villages, the three hundred million deaths during the twentieth century? In France, who remembers diphtheria, then called "croup," which suffocated infants in their cradles?

No one else. Because vaccination has done its job. And the hallmark of a job well done is that it becomes invisible. Over the past 50 years, vaccination has reduced infant mortality worldwide by 40%, making it one of the most powerful factors in a child's survival.2. According to WHO, at least 1,4 million lives were saved in Europe thanks to safe and effective Covid-19 vaccines. And tomorrow, the human papillomavirus vaccine opens the historic prospect of eliminating cervical cancer, one of the leading causes of cancer death among women worldwide.

One hundred and fifty-four million lives saved in fifty years3These results are the fruit of decades of basic research and clinical investigations, considerable public investment, and unprecedented international cooperation. They represent one of the most valuable achievements of modern medicine and one of the most significant successes in public health.

Because the silence surrounding defeated diseases is a trap. We have forgotten their devastating effects. This is the ungrateful privilege of silent victories.

Into this silence, other voices have rushed in. Voices that do not speak in the name of science, but in the name of ideologies that manipulate fears. Voices that, for the first time in modern history, emanate from some of the most influential centers of power on the planet.

We are witnessing, stunned, a phenomenon we would have thought impossible: the questioning of what science has most firmly established. Childhood vaccination programs that protected millions of children are being abandoned. The allegation of a link between vaccination and autism, refuted repeatedly, rigorously, and unambiguously by the entire international scientific community, is being presented to the public as a credible hypothesis.

This risk is not theoretical. Measles is experiencing a resurgence in several regions of the world due to a decline in vaccination coverage in recent years. Invasive meningococcal infections are rebounding. The risk of resurgence is now real and documented. 
Diseases we thought were under control are striking again. Antibiotic resistance will lead to tragedies.

We, the signatories of this open letter, are researchers, doctors, writers, journalists, leaders of scientific institutions, members of parliament, and civil society actors. We come from France, Senegal, Korea, and elsewhere. Our backgrounds are diverse. Our voices are many. But our conviction is the same: vaccination is a common good of humanity, and we will not allow anyone to call it into question.

Because vaccination is also an act of collective responsibility. By protecting themselves, each individual helps protect those who cannot be: infants too young to be vaccinated, immunocompromised individuals, and the elderly. Getting vaccinated means taking care of others as much as yourself.

This responsibility does not stop at the borders of the human species. Because 75% of emerging infectious diseases originate in animals, human and animal health are inextricably linked: vaccinating animals also protects humans. This is the essence of the "One Health" approach that we advocate.

We are signing this open letter today for all the parents who have questions, for all the citizens troubled by the surrounding noise, for all those searching for a sign of truth amidst the cacophony of opinions. And here it is: vaccination works. It is safe. It saves lives. One life every eight seconds.

We call upon healthcare professionals—doctors, pharmacists, midwives, nurses, and veterinarians—to continue to champion scientific knowledge. For patients, you are the face of trust. Every vaccination administered is an act of hope. Every explanation given is a victory over doubt. Every refutation of fallacious arguments can persuade.

In the time you have just spent reading these lines, vaccination has saved twenty-five lives. Twenty-five people who will never know. Twenty-five people who will not make the headlines. Twenty-five people who will go home tonight, embrace their loved ones, and will probably never know what they owe to a gesture invented more than two hundred years ago. That is the terrible beauty of prevention: it has no face, no name, no story. It has only numbers, and behind those numbers, the immensity of all that has not happened.

Every eight seconds, a human being escapes death thanks to a vaccine. Let's never let that counter stop.

1. Vaccines and vaccination
2. Why vaccines matter | UNICEF, for every child
3. Global vaccination efforts have saved at least 154 million lives over the past 50 years.

signatories

signatories

Michel AROCK – President of the National Academy of Pharmacy
Brigitte AUTRAN – Faculty of Health, Sorbonne University, Outgoing President of the Health Risk Monitoring and Anticipation Committee
Daniel BAAL – President of Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale
Roselyne Bachelot – Radio presenter and former Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled Persons of France
Fabrice BARLESI – Managing Director of Gustave Roussy
Françoise BARRÉ-SINOUSSI – 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology, President of Sidaction
Frédéric BATTEUX – Director General of the Pasteur Institute Lille
Yasmine BELKAID – Director General of the Pasteur Institute
Xavier BERTRAND – President of the Hauts-de-France Regional Council, former Minister of Health
Brigitte BOURGUIGNON – Senator, Former Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled Persons of France
François Braun – Former Minister of Health and Prevention
Agnès Buzyn – President of Evidences, Former Minister of Solidarity and Health
Marina CARRÈRE D'ENCAUSSE – Journalist, Doctor of Medicine, Member of the Academy of Medicine
Franck CHAUVIN – Former President of the High Council for Public Health
François CHOLLET – President of FHF Prevention
Patrick Cohen – Journalist
Lionel COLLET – President of the High Authority for Health
Françoise COMBES – President of the Academy of Sciences
Pascale COSSART – Professor at the Pasteur Institute, Honorary Perpetual Secretary of the Academy of Sciences
Dominique COSTAGLIOLA – Member of the French Academy of Sciences, Emeritus Research Director at INSERM and Sorbonne University
Michel Cymes – Doctor, Author and radio and television presenter
Jean-François DELFRAISSY – Physician, President of the COVID-19 Scientific Council
James DI SANTO – Senior Research Director at Inserm, Professor at the Pasteur Institute
Anne EPHRUSSI – Biologist, Vice-President of the Academy of Sciences
Anne-Isabelle ETIENVRE – General Administrator of the CEA
Socé FALL – Director General, Pasteur Institute of Dakar
David FIDOCK – Scientific Advisor to the General Directorate of the Pasteur Institute
Agnès FIRMIN LE BODO – Member of Parliament, Former Minister Delegate for Territorial Organization and Health Professions
Alain Fischer – Outgoing President of the Academy of Sciences
Georges-Henri FLORENTIN – President of the French Academy of Agriculture
Arnaud FONTANET – Director of the Emerging Diseases Epidemiology Unit at the Pasteur Institute
Chantal GASCUEL – Permanent Secretary of the French Academy of Agriculture
Etienne GHYS – Permanent Secretary of the Academy of Sciences
Jamy GOURMAUD – Journalist, presenter
Bana JABRI – Director General of the Imagine Institute
Sung Key JANG – Director General, Pasteur Institute Korea
Edouard KAMINSKI – President of Paris-Cité University
Eric Kerrouche – Senator
Laurent LAFON – Senator, Chairman of the Committee on Culture, Education, Communication and Sport
Odile LAUNAY – Director of the Cochin-Pasteur Clinical Investigation Center for Vaccinology and of the I-REIVAC national clinical investigation network for vaccinology
Jean LEONETTI – Mayor of Antibes Juan-les-Pins
Manoelle Lepoutre – President of the Academy of Technologies
Marc Levy – Writer
Yves LEVY – Vaccine Research Institute (VRI)
Marine LORPHELIN – Sports Physician, Presenter
Bertrand MAS-FRAISSINET – President of the Pasteur Mutualité group
Francis MICHOT – President of the National Academy of Medicine
Jimmy MOHAMED – General practitioner, columnist
Jean-Michel MOLINA – Head of the Infectious Diseases Department at AP-HP and Medical Director of the Pasteur Institute
Maxime MOLINA – Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Foundation for Medical Research
Yannick NEUDER – Member of Parliament, Former Minister for Health and Access to Healthcare
Erik Orsenna – Writer, Member of the French Academy
Pierre OUZOULIAS – Senator, Vice-President of the Senate
Antoine PETIT – CEO of the CNRS
Stéphane PIEDNOIR – Senator, President of the Parliamentary Office for Scientific and Technological Assessment
Alain Puisieux – Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Curie Institute
Matthieu RESCHE-RIGON – Head of the Clinical Research Unit at Saint-Louis Hospital, Dean of the Faculty of Health at Paris-Cité University
Sylvie RETAILLEAU – President of Universcience, Former Minister of Higher Education and Research
Nicolas REVEL – Director General of AP-HP
Zaynab RIET – General Delegate of the French Hospital Federation
Arnaud Robinet – President of the French Hospital Federation
Aurélien ROUSSEAU – Member of Parliament, former Minister of Health and Prevention
Clément Rouxel, General Delegate of the AXA Fund for Human Progress
Didier SAMUEL – CEO of Inserm
Olivier SCHWARTZ – Head of the Virus and Immunity Unit at the Pasteur Institute
Océane SOREL – PhD in virology and immunology, content creator
Marisol Touraine – President of Unitaid, Former Minister of Social Affairs and Health
Patrick TRIEU-CUOT – Scientific Director at the Pasteur Institute
Antoine TRILLER – Permanent Secretary of the Academy of Sciences
Frédéric VALLETOUX – Member of Parliament, Former Minister of Health and Prevention, Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee
Olivier Véran – Former Minister of Solidarity and Health
Yazdan YAZDANPANAH – Director of ANRS Emerging Infectious Diseases, Inserm

Co-signatories, members of the National Academy of Medicine

Redouane ABOUQAL – Professor of Intensive Care Medicine
Catherine ADAMSBAUM – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Nicolas ALBIN – Director General, Avignon Provence Cancer Institute
Marion ALCANTARA – Physician – researcher, hematologist, Curie Institute
Pierre AMARENCO – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Antonio ARTIGAS – Director of the Intensive Care Unit
Michel AUBIER – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Paul AVAN – Head of the Center for Human Audiology, CeRIAH, reConnect Institute, Paris, full member of the National Academy of Medicine
Michel AZIZI – University Professor, Hospital Practitioner, Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Justine BACCHETTA – Professor of Pediatrics (PUPH), Lyon, France
Martine BAGOT – PU-PH
Emmanuel BARRANGER – General Director of the Antoine Lacassagne Centre CLCC in Nice
Catherine BARTHELEMY – Honorary President of the National Academy of Medicine
Bernard BAUDUCEAU – Former Head of the Endocrinology Department at Bégin Hospital, honorary member of the National Academy of Medicine
Pierre BEGUE – Honorary President of the Academy of Medicine
Jacques BELGHITI – Assistant Secretary, Academy of Medicine
Patrick BERCHE – Professor Emeritus at Paris Cité University
Xavier Bigard – Medical Director of an international sports federation
Bernard Henri BIOULAC – Member of the Academy of Medicine
Jean-Yves BLAY – Oncologist, President of the Federation of Cancer Centers UNICANCER
Christian BOITARD – Permanent Secretary of the National Academy of Medicine
Pierre BONFILS – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Pierre BONNAURE – Retired Practitioner
Martine BONNAURE-MALLET – Retired Professor of Dentistry
Marc BONNEVILLE – former CNRS Research Director, former Scientific and Medical Director of the Mérieux Institute, Scientific Advisor for Imcheck Therapeutics, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Karim BOUDJEMA – Professor Emeritus, Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Hervé BOURHY – Director of the Department of Global Health at the Pasteur Institute
Marie-Germaine BOUSSER – Retired Professor
Gilles BOUVENOT – Professor Emeritus of Therapeutics, Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Alexis BRICE – PU-PH
François BRICAIRE – Infectious Disease Specialist
Pierre BRISSOT – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jeanne BRUGERE-PICOUX – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Catherine BUFFET – Member of the Academy of Medicine
Louis BUJAN – Professor of Medicine, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Patrice CACOUB – Professor of Philosophy, Sorbonne University
Marie CARBONNEL – University Lecturer – Hospital Practitioner
Jacques CATON – Emeritus Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jean-Pierre CAZENAVE – Member Emeritus of the National Academy of Medicine
Christophe CELLIER – University Professor, Head of Department, Georges Pompidou European Hospital
Bernard CHARLEY – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Philippe CHARLIER – Member of the College of the National Academy of Medicine
Denis CHARPIN – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Boris CHAUMETTE – Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Paris Cité University, researcher at the Pasteur Institute and INSERM, member of the College of the National Academy of Medicine
André CHAYS – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Gérard CHERON – Pediatrician, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jean-Philippe CHIPPAUX – Emeritus Research Director at the French Research Institute for Development
Bernard CHOLLEY – Professor of Anesthesia and Intensive Care & Perioperative Medicine, HEGP
Bruno CHOMEL – Foreign Corresponding Member
Patrick CHOUTET – Physician, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Olivier CLARIS – Neonatal pediatrician, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Bruno CLEMENT – Member of the National Academy of Medicine – Emeritus Research Director at Inserm
Pierre COCHAT – Member of the College of the High Authority for Health
Dennis COKKINOS – Foreign Corresponding Member
Michel COSSON – Associate Member of the National Academy of Medicine, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jean COSTENTIN – Emeritus Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Patrick COUVREUR – Professor Emeritus Paris-Saclay
Anne-Claude CREMIEUX – Chair of the Technical Committee on Vaccinations of the High Authority for Health
Yves DAUVILLIERS – University Professor – Hospital Practitioner, Neurologist
Renaud DE CREVOISIER – Director General, Eugène Marquis Cancer Center, Rennes
Hugues DE THE – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Patrice DEBRE – President of the International Relations Committee, National Academy of Medicine and Department of Immunology
Jacques DELARUE – Corresponding Member of the Academy of Medicine
Vincent DELMAS – Member of the Academy, Emeritus
Jean-Pierre DELORD – Director General of the Claudius Regaud Oncopole
Marc DELPECH – Vice President of the National Academy of Medicine
Edgard DELVIN – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Sophie DENEUVE – ENT PUPH at Rouen University Hospital
Michel DESNOS – Cardiologist at Marie LANNELONGUE Hospital, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Claude DESNUELLE – Hospital Medicine – Honorary University Professor
Camelia DIACONU – Professor, member of the French National Academy of Medicine
Patrice Diot – Former President of the Conference of Deans of Faculties of Medicine, Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Anne DOMPMARTIN – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine, Professor of Dermatology
Brigitte DRENO – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Gérard DUBOIS – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Martine DUCLOS – Professor of Medicine
Xavier DUFOUR – Professor of Medicine, Head of ENT and Head and Neck Surgery Department – ​​University Hospital of Poitiers
Elisabeth ELEFANT – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Francis EUSTACHE – Director of the Neuropsychology and Human Memory Imaging (NIMH) Unit, University of Caen-Normandy
Thierry Facon – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Elisa FAZZI – President of the Italian Society of Child and Adolescent Neuropsychiatry
Pierre-Edouard FOURNIER – Director, IHU Méditerranée Infection
Richard Frackowiak – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
David FUKS – Surgeon
Tamas FULOP – Geriatrician, Professor, Director of the Immunology of Aging Laboratory, CdRV, University of Sherbrooke
Christian GACHET – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Gaetano GARGIULO – Professor of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
Marc GENTILINI – Honorary President of the Academy of Medicine
Georges CASIMIR – Royal Academy of Medicine of Belgium
Christian GERAUT – Professor of Medicine, Emeritus Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Giovanna MARSICO – Corresponding member of the Academy
Philippe GIRAUD – University Professor, Cancer Specialist, Paris Cité University
Norbert Claude GORIN – Former head of the hematology department at APHP, member of the Academy of Medicine
Guy GOROCHOV – Professor of Immunology, Head of Department, APHP
Jean-Pierre GOULLE – University Professor
Emmanuel GRIMPEL – Department of General Pediatrics, Trousseau Hospital, APHP, Sorbonne University Health, National Academy of Medicine
Tomasz GRODZICKI – Head of Department of Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, University Hospital Cracow, Poland
Bernard GROSBOIS – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Bertrand GUIDET – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
François GUILHOT – Professor Emeritus, Academician
Jacques GUILLOT – Teacher-Researcher
Luis Miguel GUTIERREZ-ROBLEDO – Founding Director, National Institute of Geriatrics of Mexico
Albert HAGEGE – University Professor, Head of the Cardiovascular Department at GHU Paris Centre
Michel Hamon – Honorary Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jean-Michel Hascoët – Member of the National Academy of Medicine – President of the Medicine and Society Section
Stéphane HATEM – Director IHU ICAN – Foundation for Innovation in Cardiometabolism and Nutrition
Jean-Jacques HAUW – Emeritus Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Frédéric HOUSSIAU – Foreign Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jacques HUBERT – Member of the Board of Directors of the National Academy of Medicine
Iradj Gandjbakhch – Emeritus Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Olivier JARDE – Forensic pathologist and rapporteur for the law on research involving human subjects, known as the Jardé Law
Bernard Jasmin – Professor and former Dean (2017-2025), Faculty of Medicine, University of Ottawa
Philippe JEANTEUR – Emeritus Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Yves JUILLET – Board Member
Henri JULIEN – Doctor
Claudine JUNIEN (usage) – Professor Emeritus of Genetics
Michel KOMAJDA – Cardiologist
Didier LACOMBE – Professor of Medicine
Naima LAMDOUAR – Pediatrician
Naima LAMDOUAR BOUAZZAOUI – Professor Emeritus of pediatrics and neonatology at the University Mohamed V of Rabat – Morocco
Bernard LAURENT – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine (Division 1)
Pierre LE COZ – University Professor of Philosophy
Yvon LEBRANCHU – Professor of Clinical Immunology, Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Dominique LECOMTE – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Pierre LEFEBVRE – Member of the National Academy of Medicine and the Royal Academy of Medicine of Belgium
Jean-Marc LEGER – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Michel LEJOYEUX – Professor of Psychiatry and Addictology, Paris Cité University
Eric LEROY – Research Director, UMR TransVIHMI, University of Montpellier-IRD-Inserm
Yves LEVI – Professor Emeritus, University of Paris-Saclay
Patrick LEVY – Professor Emeritus, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Didier LEYS – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Peter Libby – Foreign Member of the Academy of Medicine
Roland LIBLAU – Physician-researcher, corresponding member of the National Academy of Medicine
Daniel LOISANCE – Professor of Medicine and Hospital Practitioner, Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Antoine MAGNAN – Head of the Pulmonology Department – ​​Chairman of the Scientific Council
Matthieu MAHEVAS – Head of the “Autoimmunity and B Lymphocyte Immunity” unit at the Necker Children's Institute
Didier MAINARD – Professor Emeritus at the University of Lorraine
Charles-Henri MALBERT – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Denis MALVY – Professor of Infectious and Tropical Diseases
Georges MANTION – Academician
Francois Xavier MAQUART – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jacques MARESCAUX – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Xavier MARIETTE – Head of the Immuno-Rheumatology Department, Bicêtre Hospital, Chairman of the CMEL of the APHP-Paris-Saclay University Hospital Group
Michel MARRE – Professor Emeritus of Medicine, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Medicine
Pauline MARTINOT – Member of the College of the Academy of Medicine, Physician in Maternal and Child Health
Ziad MASSY – Professor of Nephrology and corresponding member of the Academy of Medicine
Simone MATHOULIN-PELISSIER – Professor of Public Health, Director of Isped, School of Public Health, University of Bordeaux and Coordinator of the Prevention-Public Health Department, Bergonié Institute
Yacine MERROUCHE – Professor of Oncology
Jean-Pierre MICHEL – Honorary Professor, Faculty of Medicine of Geneva, Switzerland
Mohamad MOHTY – Professor of Clinical Hematology and Cell Therapy, AP-HP, Paris
Thierry MOM – University Professor, Hospital Practitioner, Head of the ENT and Cervicofacial Surgery Department, Clermont-Ferrand University Hospital
Marie Rose MORO – Professor, University of Paris Cité, Inserm (CESP), Head of Department, Maison de Solenn, Cochin Hospital, HUPC, AP-HP
Mostefa KEDDARI – Honorary Foreign Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Driss MOUSSAOUI – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jean-Pierre NICOLAS – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Bernard NORDLINGER – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Christophe ORSSAUD – Ophthalmologist, AP-HP ANM
Gisèle PICKERING – Professor of Clinical Pharmacology, Head of the Inserm Clinical Investigation Center – Clermont-Ferrand
Didier PITTET – Professor
Pierre-François PLOUIN – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Emmanuelle PRADA BORDENAVE – President of the Mediterranean Infection Foundation, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Patrice Queneau – Member of the National Academies of Medicine and Pharmacy
Gérard REACH – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jean-Baptiste RICCO – Professor Emeritus
Jean-Pierre RICHER – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Sylvain Rigal – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Pierre RONCO – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Christian ROQUES – Emeritus Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Serge ROSOLEN – Full member of the veterinary sciences section of the National Academy of Medicine
Christine ROUZIOUX – Secretary, 3rd Division of the National Academy of Medicine
René-Charles RUDIGOZ – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Bernard SALLE – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Olivier SANCHEZ – Professor of Pulmonology and Intensive Care, HEGP
Nadir SAOUDI – University Professor-Retired Hospital Practitioner
Mitsuru SASAKO – Chairman of the board of directors of Yodogawa Christian Hospital
Laurent SCHMITT – Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry
Philippe SCHULTZ – PU-PH
Françoise Shenfield – Member of the National Academy of Medicine, Honorary Associate Professor, UCL Institute for Women & Health
Christian SPAULDING – Professor Emeritus, Georges Pompidou European Hospital, Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris and Paris Cité University
Jean TAMRAZ – Associate Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Natacha TEISSIER – PU-PH
Jacques THEZE – Professor at the Pasteur Institute
Renaud TISSIER – Professor, National Veterinary School of Alfort
Isabelle TOUITOU – Retired Professor of Hospital Medicine
Jean-Pierre TOURTIER – Head of the Anesthesia and Operating Room Department, Riviera-Chablais Hospital
Alec Vahanian – Honorary Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Jean-Michel VALLAT – Emeritus Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Alexandre VALLEE – Head of the Epidemiology and Public Health Department, Foch Hospital
Thierry VAN DEN ABBEELE – Professor of Pediatric ENT, Director of the Medical-Surgical Unit, Robert Debré Hospital, APHP
Marie-Paule VAZQUEZ – Full Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Bruno VELLAS – Founding President of IHU HealthAge, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Pierre VERA – General Manager CLCC Henri Becquerel Rouen
Norbert VEY – Managing Director
Fausto VIADER – Corresponding member of the Academy of Medicine
Claude VIGNERON – Professor Emeritus of Hematology
Emmanuel VIGNERON – Professor Emeritus of Universities, member of the National Academy of Medicine
Yves VILLE – Member of the Board of Directors of the National Academy of Medicine
Isabelle VILLENA – Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Richard VILLET – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Eric VIVIER – Professor of Immunology
Pascal VOUHE – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Dominique Angèle VUITTON – 4th Division, member of the PCRA
Francis Wattel – Honorary Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Elisabete WEIDERPASS – Director, International Agency for Research on Cancer, World Health Organization
Alain YELNIK – Member of the National Academy of Medicine
Zoran GUCEV – Professor of Pediatrics
Fabien ZOULIM – Director of the EVEREST Hepatology Institute
Mathieu ZUBER – Professor of Neurology, Paris Cité University