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Informal discussions over a drink: communication in support of scientific findings.
The significant decline in per capita alcohol consumption over the past fifty years in France is attributable to public health initiatives, which have changed the image of alcohol....
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Gender and Health [Introduction to the Special Feature].
Introduction to a special issue that provides an overview of current research and best practices on the key topic of gender and health. This special issue is coordinated by Yaëlle...
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When Health Becomes a Public Issue [Special Report].
This special issue of "Santé de l'homme" comprises 10 articles that address various aspects of public health. It describes organizations such as the High Committee on Public Health, the...
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From "One drink won't hurt..." to "Have you seen yourself when you've been drinking?"
Ten years after the campaign against excessive drinking, which used the slogan "One drink is fine, three drinks... Hello, trouble," a new initiative has been launched, aimed specifically...
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A helpline for farmers in distress.
Agri'écoute, a helpline for employees, farmers, and their families and friends who are struggling or in distress.
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Developing health-promoting urban planning: a moral obligation.
Professor Hugh Barton has spent decades working for the WHO on the link between urban planning and health. He highlights the radical changes that have taken place over the past few...
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Health-Promoting Urban Planning and Development [Introduction to the Feature].
Introduction to the special issue "Urban Planning and Health-Promoting Development," coordinated by Zoë Heritage, Director of the WHO French Network of Healthy Cities; Anne Roué-Le Gall,...
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Integrating Health into Urban Planning and Development [Interview].
Multidisciplinary health centers, a shared innovation platform for toxicology and ecotoxicology, a therapeutic garden, the Local Mental Health Council, the redevelopment of the banks of...
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ANRU: Renovating to improve people's living conditions.
As a public agency, the ANRU funds urban renewal in partnership with local governments. This renewal typically focuses on key factors such as urban planning and transportation, and thus...
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Health-Promoting Urban Design: The Contribution of Anthropology.
The anthropologist serves as a true bridge between residents and decision-makers. In particular, they gather residents’ experiences in order to take their expectations into account in...