Simply collecting observational data is not enough to reduce inequality. [Interview]

Trained in the "hard" sciences, Thierry Lang became a specialist in social inequalities in health and gradually developed an interest in the humanities and intervention research. As the founder of the AAPRISS intervention research program, he recounts his journey as a researcher. To ensure that interventions aimed at reducing inequalities are effective, he advocates for a collaborative approach with policymakers and frontline practitioners. And he advocates for researchers to work across disciplines.

Author(s): Gery Y, Lang T

Publishing year: 2013

Pages: 19-20

Health in Action, 2013, n° 425, p. 19-20

In relation to

Our latest news

news

2026 “Sexual Behavior” Survey (ERAS) for men who have sex with men

news

Hervé Maisonneuve has been appointed scientific integrity officer for a...

Visuel illustratif

news

Public Health France 2026 Barometer: Launch of the Survey