What Medicys changed

• Removed a large section regarding LCB-FT compliance for online businesses entering the French market.
• Removed medical-related guides about coroscanners and prosthetics.
• Replaced the McDonald's contact guide with a PlayStation support guide.
• Replaced the Bip&Go toll subscription cancellation guide with a Cdiscount Mobile cancellation guide.
• Added a new guide for managing disputes with building painters.
• Replaced a Vinted sales cancellation link with a Groupon customer service guide.

The site is shifting its focus toward high-demand consumer tech and service disputes. By replacing niche business compliance content with guides for popular brands like PlayStation and Cdiscount Mobile, they are likely targeting higher-volume search traffic from everyday consumers.

• Added a major guide on LCB-FT (anti-money laundering) compliance for online businesses entering the French market.
• Added new medical "Practical Cases" including guides on coroscanners, coronary scans, and prosthetics.
• Removed general technical articles about Data Science and long-term care units (USLD).
• Updated featured "Latest Articles" to focus on McDonald's customer service, Vinted sales cancellations, and Bip&Go toll subscriptions.
• Removed the "Recently Published" list from the bottom of the homepage.

The site is shifting its content strategy. It is moving away from general data science and administrative topics toward specialized legal compliance (anti-money laundering) and specific medical procedure guides.

• Added a new section for "Cas pratiques" featuring detailed guides on Data Science and Oncology.
• Added four new articles in the "Publié récemment" section covering Long-Term Care Units (USLD), Odontology, Freelance management, and Wanadoo mail access.
• Updated the featured "Dernier article" links for Service Client, Accès client, and Résiliation categories with newer guides (e.g., FedEx contact and Health Insurance cancellation).
• Removed older featured links regarding Smartbox and retail store transformations.

The site is expanding its content strategy beyond simple customer service contacts. By adding technical and medical definitions (like USLD and Oncology), they are likely trying to capture search traffic from users looking for professional healthcare explanations and complex data terms.