Prevention of gastrointestinal (GI) lesions and hemorrhage in patients receiving antithrombotics relies on gastroprotection with proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) in high-risk individuals. During the recent European Days of the French Society of Cardiology 2025 held in Paris from the Intercommunal Hospital Group Le Raincy Montfermeil reviewed updated strategies for prescribing PPIs While 50%-80% of PPI prescriptions are unjustified particularly for unnecessary nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)-related ulcer prophylaxis PPIs remain underprescribed for patients at risk for bleeding on antithrombotics particularly direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) A Danish study based on a national health data register found that only 40% of the patients treated with dual antiplatelet therapy of GI bleeding did not receive PPIs PPIs have been demonstrated to be effective in this regard. A meta-analysis showed that PPIs used as gastroprotective treatments are associated with an 80% reduction in the risk for bleeding “It is now well established that there is a benefit of PPIs in the prophylaxis of digestive lesions and bleeding in these at-risk patients,” Macaigne said No specific recommendations are available for the prevention of bleeding in patients receiving antithrombotic drugs. However, the European guidelines for chronic coronary syndrome recommend PPIs (Class I Level A) for high-risk patients receiving aspirin To gain a clearer picture of risk factors in patients receiving antithrombotics to prevent cardiovascular risk, Macaigne proposed an algorithm based on the European consensus In patients receiving antiplatelet drugs such as aspirin PPI treatment is recommended in the following cases: PPIs are also recommended in the presence of at least two of the following risk factors: Age ≥ 65 years but “age becomes a major risk factor,” justifying PPI prophylaxis “Patients over 65 years of age on DOACs must receive prophylactic PPI treatment,” as do patients treated with a combination of antithrombotics rivaroxaban is associated with the highest risk for GI bleeding with a fivefold increased risk in placebo-controlled studies while apixaban has a lower risk than other DOACs (threefold increased risk) Half-dose PPIs (except omeprazole) should be administered 30 minutes before breakfast for optimal acid suppression “A single dose of PPI allows a reduction in gastric acidity of approximately 60% for almost 24 hours,” Macaigne noted omeprazole) may reduce the efficacy of clopidogrel Since clopidogrel requires CYP450 metabolism to release its active metabolite Macaigne recommended maintaining a 12-hour gap between clopidogrel (evening dose) and PPIs (morning dose) or switching to rabeprazole rabeprazole is preferred in case of treatment with clopidogrel the risk for interaction being lower with this drug clopidogrel can also be substituted by prasugrel Although H pylori infection does not increase the risk for digestive bleeding with anticoagulant therapy, eradication improves chronic gastritis and reduces the risk for gastric cancer in patients on PPIs. The 2022 Maastricht VI/Florence Consensus Report recommends screening for H pylori infection in these patients diagnosis is based on endoscopy and biopsy whereas asymptomatic patients require a breath test “The PPI must then be stopped 2 weeks before the test to increase its sensitivity and not take antibiotics during the previous 4 weeks,” Macaigne advised Tapering PPIs gradually helps avoid symptom flareups “A sudden interruption of PPIs is accompanied by acid secretion at a rate higher than before the start of treatment,” which induces digestive symptoms Another side effect of PPIs is hypomagnesemia especially in patients aged more than 65 years A serum magnesium test should be performed in these patients and supplementation should be prescribed if necessary PPIs may also promote digestive infections by acid-sensitive bacteria and bacterial proliferation in the upper part of the digestive tract Microscopic colitis-related secretory diarrhea may also occur “It usually occurs in patients who have started PPI treatment for about 4 months.” Lansoprazole should be considered a potential trigger if secretory diarrhea appears after this treatment period This story was translated from Medscape’s French edition using several editorial tools Human editors reviewed this content before publication Send comments and news tips to news@medscape.net Since last April, the picorette has been based on avenue de la Résistance in Le Raincy after many years in a first location in the town mother of three daughters and solar entrepreneur who wanted to create a new place to live in the town where she lives I saw that there was nothing for children," says the former nurse who left the hospital to set up her own toy store "like the ones she knew in Paris and Montreuil" all products are also available for purchase on the boutique's online site The big plus of this huge toy store is certainly thechildren's play area: in the center of the store it's a cocoon where you can play with tea sets or put your baby down on the play mat for a gentle family moment Or you can put your baby down on the play mat for a gentle family moment la picorette also offers workshops for children: sophrology creative workshops and other initations await the little ones every Wednesday Older children also have the right to their own workshops parents' café and creative aperitif sessions the café Beber - located within the boutique with its saffron-yellow tiled floor and blue-painted columns - allows those who wish to warm up over a hot drink (with vegetable or cow's milk) or a cold one bread with a chocolate bar and other delicacies straight from the bakery next door the café has quickly become a meeting place for families and local residents alike "a place where grannies rub shoulders with newborn babies La Picorette is open every day of the week If you're looking for a must-visit address in Raincy This test was conducted as part of a professional invitation Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here Coral Springs, Fla. – The 2015 All-American Scholars have been announced by the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) and Georgia State's Solene Le Coz has earned that recognition To become a WGCA All-American Scholar a student-athlete golfer must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher produced a 4.06 spring GPA to earn President's List status at GSU as she lifted her cumulative GPA to 3.71 France (in metro Paris) is majoring in accounting managerial sciences and had made the Dean's List during the fall semester Le Coz had three top 25 finishes during her sophomore season including at the Sun Belt Conference championship Thanks for visiting ! 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The scene in the Paris docklands last month could have been anywhere across the Torah world In the massive former industrial space regenerated to serve the entertainment industry singers rehearsed and microphones were adjusted for roshei yeshivah Underway were the last preparations for the signature blend of Torah inspiration and musical extravaganza with which Dirshu marks events like the global siyum of the three-year Mishnah Berurah cycle Accents apart — and a certain resonance that comes from being only miles from where Baalei HaTosafos such as Rabbeinu Yechiel of Paris lived — the identikit venue could have been anywhere from South Africa to New Jersey as Mir Rosh Yeshivah Rav Yitzchak Ezrachi finished his keynote address with a signature roar of “Only Torah!” and a cross section of Paris Jews erupted in singing That’s because a French revolution is underway A city whose Torah glory was long in the past and had become a mussar byword for decadence Exhibit A in that metamorphosis is Dirshu itself Like ubiquitous consumer brands that signal a country’s socio-economic status the presence of hundreds of shiurim from the ground-breaking Torah organization is a sure sign that today’s French Jewish community is changing rapidly The traditional Jews and fine Parisian living of yesteryear are still there but these have been joined by multiple yeshivos and kollelim As the community moves east and west from the inner-city neighborhoods to the suburbs a parallel process of spiritual upgrade is taking place as well the almost half-million-strong community lives in fear as the specter of terror attacks sends masses stampeding for the exit the country’s Jewish community is evolving to cope with the security realities and a quiet Torah revolution is well underway a main avenue in Paris’s heavily Jewish 19th arrondissement the first thing that strikes you is a question the 300,000 Jews in this city don’t live in a ghetto they’re spread out thinly across large areas with other populations That means that as late afternoon gives way to dusk a visitor starts to look nervously over his shoulder The idea that you can’t walk around the streets of Paris without a baseball cap is also wrong yarmulkes are readily visible in this part of the city I find an older-looking man with a kippah obviously bent on the same mission “Are you not worried to walk around without a cap?” I ask as we walk “I am a bit nervous,” he admits in a mixture of French and Ivrit His destination — a large Moroccan shul — is typical of the French Jewish experience and guard booth speak of the security that is normal in a community that has suffered recent terror attacks But inside there are other telling signs of the specific circumstances that had molded today’s French Jewry Ditto for the collection of Yalkut Yosef from Rav Ovadiah reverential plaque for Rav Gershon Liebman “Reb Gershon” survived both Soviet and Nazi forced labor went on to found yeshivos in Germany and eventually France where he set up a vast network of Torah institutions the current French Torah boom is a child of the fearless Novardoker pioneer and others like him About 15 kilometers east of the 19th — or half an hour in Paris traffic terms — is a window into the ground zero of the latest stage in the country’s Jewish growth the suburb of Le Raincy is an island of upmarket suburbia in a wider sea of socioeconomic deprivation It’s also the home to a unique set of Torah institutions His Merkaz HaTorah campus is an entire ecosystem catering from nursery age to high school and yeshivah What stands out is the parallel existence of two different educational approaches: In one building is a yeshivah high school of a type familiar from London or New York Inside a building that flies the French and European Union flags are 200 students whose day is divided between Gemara and secular studies is an institution more familiar from Bnei Brak Chazon Nachum is a high-level Torah-only yeshivah ketanah Rav Toledano explains the origins of the twin approach and was sent by his father to learn first in Schneider’s Yeshiva in London “In the ’70s and ’80s,” says Rav Yehudah Toledano “French Jewish life was what was called ‘Consistoire Judaism,’ after the establishment Jewish organization dating from Napoleon’s time It was a Judaism of synagogues — mostly Ashkenazic — with some shiurim added.” The waves of North African Jews from traditional backgrounds who arrived from the 1960s onward didn’t feel at home in these shuls and were anyway preoccupied with establishing themselves in the new land of economic promise It was in that unpromising soil that a handful of pioneers such as Rav Yitzchak Chaikin of Aix-les-Bains (a talmid of the Chofetz Chaim) Rav Mordechai Rottenberg (known as the “Rouv”) of Paris “When my father arrived in France in 1967,” explains Rav Yehudah Toledano “he saw that there was no chance of getting local Jews to send their children to a yeshivah but if there were high-level secular studies these traditional Jews would send their children.” Rav Yaakov was able to found a classic yeshivah we are able to offer different options,” says his son Rav Yehudah Toledano who took over the institutions when his father passed away in 1996 Today’s French Torah world is built on the first fruits of that struggle decades ago a great kiruv boom took place under leaders such as former chief rabbi Yosef Sitruk whose Monday evening lectures could draw 1,000 people,” says Rav Toledano “Movements like Arachim were successful and introduced Jews to real Gemara learning and there was an explosion of kosher stores as well as the number of mikvaos.” As is evident from the gigantic campus of the Chabad elementary school in the 19th district — which educates close to 2,000 children — Lubavitch played a key part in the country’s spiritual progress There are multiple yeshivos and kollelim in Paris As a leading figure in France’s Dirshu movement Rav Toledano points to what the organization’s success means in the context of the community’s evolution “Dirshu founder Rav Dovid Hofstedter sees France as unique in that Dirshu has facilitated a sense of community to allow the different Orthodox communities to feel a sense of belonging to the wider Torah world.” Somewhere around the 19th’s main thoroughfare one that sends a chill through the bones because of the association with the deadly attack in 2015 — although it’s only a branch of a Paris-wide chain and Jews are less safe than across the channel in London where a large French expat population lives The slightly threatening feeling of districts like the 19th have persuaded many Jews to up sticks and head to suburbs like Le Raincy But Rav Toledano explains that educational opportunities are as much a factor as hatred “The movements to the west of Paris and the Île-de-France in the city’s east are a reaction to anti-Semitism but also in good part because the baalei teshuvah mentioned above are financially well-off and have gone to live in the more affluent districts of western Paris “They also want to get closer to Orthodox Jewish schools That’s why the community around Merkaz HaTorah with nearly 1,000 students has grown in 30 years from about 20 families to nearly 500 families.” The trend of couples going to learn in Israel and then remaining there acts as a brain drain But it’s specifically those who move to Israel to flee bigotry in their native country that concern Rav Toledano “The panic to leave after the terror attacks has finished,” he says “especially as it’s now clear that moving to Israel can often be disastrous for children they’re not forced to choose between secular and yeshivah education he was pessimistic about the future of French Jewry But now it’s clear that the Orthodox Jewish community is on a growth trajectory “We’re going to see a growth of Torah learning in Jewish schools and kollelim with the tradition and warmth that is uniquely French.” Yisrael YoskowitzNo 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