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[Editorial]. - Environmental Health Monitoring and Early Warning. Getting Organized to Respond [Editorial]
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Gender and Social Characteristics of Adolescent Drug Users, France, 2000–2005
Introduction - Recent studies of the adult population suggest that social status influences the use of both legal and illegal psychoactive substances differently among men and women,...
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Perceptions and Knowledge of Viral Hepatitis: Results of the Nicolle Survey, France, 2006.
Introduction - In France, an estimated 500,000 people are chronically infected with viral hepatitis B or C. Few studies have examined public perceptions and behaviors regarding these...
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The Issue of Gender in the Analysis of Addictive Behaviors Based on the Health Barometer, France, 2005.
Objectives - To assess the influence of gender on psychoactive substance use among adults in France, according to educational level, employment status, occupation, and socioeconomic...
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Environmental health monitoring: essential for public health surveillance, but demanding.
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Assessment of the prevalence of lymphatic filariasis in 2008 in French Polynesia.
Introduction - The Pacific Regional Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination Program (PacELF) was launched in French Polynesia in 2000. It was necessary to assess its impact across the entire...
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Health Issues in French Polynesia: Between Modernity and Tradition. Editorial
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Afsset's structure for addressing environmental health inquiries. Example: Air quality in covered parking garages.
The French Agency for Environmental and Occupational Health Safety (Afsset) has established a system for collective expert review to address the requests submitted to it. These...
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Preparedness for Industrial Accidents and Disasters (Peraic).
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Cosali. Initial findings from the follow-up study of employees with rotator cuff syndrome.
The observed prevalence of rotator cuff syndrome (RCS) in a sample of 3,710 randomly selected employees in the Pays de la Loire region between 2002 and 2004 was 7%. The objective of...
