The socioeconomic and health context differs significantly between the overseas departments and regions (DROM) and mainland France. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women...

In France, accidental drownings account for approximately 1,000 deaths each year (including about 400 during the summer months), making them the leading cause of accidental death among...

This report provides an overview of the health status of the population in France in 2008. It is the third follow-up report on the objectives associated with the Public Health Policy Act...

Objective – To describe the main indicators of the health status of women and children at birth and two months after birth in Martinique, and to compare them with those recorded in...

The Epidemiology and Surveillance of Self-Employed Workers (ESPrI) program aims to generate data useful for post-occupational health surveillance among self-employed workers based on a...

The monitoring of antibiotic use and bacterial resistance to antibiotics in healthcare facilities, a task entrusted to the Spares initiative since 2018, contributes to the national...

A sedentary lifestyle, which is distinct from a lack of physical activity, refers to the amount of time spent sitting or lying down during the day, excluding sleep. Sitting for...

Asthma has a negative impact on career trajectories in France. In this study, when asthma was assessed using a symptom score, significant associations were observed with the career...

The attention of public authorities was drawn to the risks associated with the population’s exposure to ultraviolet radiation by two reports from the National Academy of Medicine in...

As part of the 2015 Cancer Barometer survey, French people were asked about their knowledge, beliefs, and preventive behaviors regarding the risks associated with ultraviolet exposure....