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This paper is a short preface to the anniversary issue of our periodical. The author refers to some of the important events in its history as well as to the figures behind the journal.

With the concept of "state of nature" Rousseau builds up a hypothetical model of a phenomenon and then he draws its consequences for the present. The "hypothetical and conditional reasoning" does not want to enlighten the origin of things but to show its nature and in the same time to reproduce that sort of speech situation which allows to " judge" the status of the present time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In ancient times Hippocrates described a disease, the 3rd phthisis, which seems to correspond to COPD and is mainly treated by walking, gradually increasing the number of steps until reaching 10,000 steps a day at the end of the initial period of treatment. The recent era began in the second half of the 20th century and ended in 2015, with an unusual Cochrane Library editorial in which it was stated that the accumulated evidence (statistically significant and clinically relevant improvements in clinical signs, tolerance to exercise, quality of life, days hospitalization…) on the effects of rehabilitation programs suffice to suspend research on the subject and to justify focus on new elements in the programs. It is essential, in fact, to establish uniform practical recommendations for the prescription of routine rehabilitation (number and duration of physical activity sessions, therapeutic education, re-training intensity…). In addition, studies should be carried out on new practices: community or home rehabilitation, long-term rehabilitation, tele-rehabilitation., (Copyright © 2021 SPLF. Published by Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved.)

Abstract: Since their first implantation in man by Jacques Puel in 1986, the development of coronary stents has been outstanding. The combined use of two antiplatelet agents has resulted in acceptable rates of both thrombotic and haemorrhagic events and stent implantation is now the rule for virtually all coronary interventional procedures. Drug eluting stents have brought an answer to the question of restenosis, but they now raise the issue of late thrombosis. Future developments are on their way, and the stent saga is certainly there to continue. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]