How can social health inequalities be addressed in prevention, education, and health promotion initiatives? In this 30-page feature, some fifteen experts and practitioners provide an...

What is the relationship between young people facing difficulties in entering the workforce and their health? How do Local Missions address the health needs of the young people they...

Attachment, traditional and non-traditional parenting, child-rearing norms, and environmental influences: in this issue dedicated to early childhood (ages 0 to 6), experts from a wide...

In March 2005, 600 professionals gathered in Paris for an event titled “Prevention Days: Sharing Experiences,” organized by INPES. This issue provides a summary of the event, with a...

7,000 people learned they were HIV-positive over the course of a year, with two population groups—gay men and people from sub-Saharan Africa—particularly affected. The HIV/AIDS epidemic...

Thirty professionals from the fields of education, health, and prevention provide an overview of health in schools, including the types of health education offered and the contexts in...

The main feature focuses on fall prevention among older adults. Falls cause 9,300 deaths annually among people over 65, highlighting the public health imperative to implement a...

The main feature (30 pages) focuses on the participatory approach in health promotion initiatives. Eighteen experts—doctors, social workers, health educators, anthropologists, and...

What role do local communities play in implementing health promotion? And first of all, what do we mean by “local communities”? At a time when public policies are increasingly localized,...

Introduction to the special issue "Youth and Addiction: Changing Behaviors and Professional Practices," coordinated by Emmanuelle Bauchet, a public health physician and head of the...