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Acute liver failure predictive factors known and validated and the default for patients admitted in a context of acute liver failure without identified cause and includes liver transplantation. The identification of new prognostic criteria which is essential for better care and improved survival of patients admitted for acute liver failure. Principal objective: - To determine early prognostic factors of mortality in patients admitted for acute liver failure without identified cause. Secondary objectives: - Describe the evolution of acute liver failure without identified cause in 3 months. - Search posterior rare acute liver failure causes: genetic study (polymorphism of the genes encoding cytokeratins 8 and 18), detection of novel antibodies by serum proteome analysis, toxicological study by mass spectrometry.

To expand the clinicobiological data bank for patients treated for infective endocarditis at the CHU de Nancy since 1991; To prospectively expand this bank with new items covering different developmental and therapeutic aspects of the disease in detail; To develop a specimen bank (serum bank and plasma bank) in order to respond quickly to future issues in haematology (e.g. embolic risk markers).

The main objective is to compare the effectiveness of EMDR psychotherapy and a supportive psychotherapy in chronic post-traumatic stress disorder patients, through a pragmatic-trial based on a daily practice of a psychiatry sector.
Secondary objectives are
1)To study the link between diurnal salivary cortisol secretion and post traumatic symptoms
11)Over all the participants in the survey both at the inclusion and the 3 months visits
12)Over all the EMDR group participants, one year after the beginning of the cares.
2)To study the link between salivary cortisol levels during the EMDR sessions and post traumatic symptoms at 3 months (group 1)
3)To study the link between neurovegetative excitation regulation during the EMDR sessions and post traumatic symptoms at 3 months (group 1)
4)To assess the EMDR psychotherapy effect on a midterm, one year after the first EMDR session.

To analyse the representation of healthcare professionals involved in cancer screening concerning social inequalities associated with cancer screening, the role of general practitioners in reducing these inequalities and possible screening developments organised by French cancer centres to overcome these inequalities.