There is very little information available to document the role of occupational factors in the onset of diseases among the French population. Although a large number of diseases are...

Occupational diseases (ODs) are defined by law as any illness (or symptom) related to work that has not been recognized as an occupational disease by the social security systems at the...

Occupational diseases (ODs) encompass all illnesses that physicians—and occupational physicians in particular—deem to be related to work and that are not covered by the Social Security...

Occupational diseases (ODs) encompass all illnesses that any physician—and particularly occupational physicians—determine, based on their expertise during a medical examination, to be...

Occupational diseases (MCP) are defined as any conditions or symptoms that may be caused or exacerbated by work and that are not recognized as occupational diseases (or work-related...

This report presents a comparison of two Gaussian atmospheric dispersion models widely used in France to estimate public exposure to emissions from stationary sources of pollutants: ADMS...

Background: In June 2004, the Aquitaine Regional Health Agency (CIRE) was contacted by an occupational physician concerned about the high number of cancer cases—particularly lung...

In 2024, 22.2% of adults reported drinking above the low-risk consumption guidelines over the past seven days (30.3% of men and 14.6% of women), a proportion that has remained stable...

Santé publique France’s 2026 work program is set against a backdrop of profound changes in public health: rising infectious disease risks, the effects of climate change, an aging...

According to parents and teachers, 16.4% [15.4; 17.4] of elementary school children were likely victims of bullying (victimization), 17.9% [16.8; 19.1] exhibited aggression, and 6.1%...