Relationships between people can sometimes be destructive. In *À perdre la raison*, a young mother ends up committing an irreparable act, trapped in a relationship that has bred...

Éric Le Grand invites readers to explore seventy years of archives from *La Santé de l'homme*. As a historical journal, it has chronicled the transformations of French society: the...

Isabelle von Bueltzingsloewen, a professor of history and sociology of health, traces the origins of the founding of *La Santé de l'homme*. She shows that the public health education...

Drawing on the archives of the journal *La Santé de l'homme*, Bernadette Tillard, an anthropologist and public health physician, examines the nature of preventive health messages...

Through a series of case studies, *La Santé de l'homme* traces the evolution of perceptions of mental health, from the realms of hygienism and morality to that of public health. The...

Issues related to precarious living conditions and poverty have always been a central focus of the articles in *La Santé de l'homme*. In its early issues, the journal highlighted...

A look back in time. 1955: patient education at the Beaurouvre sanatorium. Dr. J.-J. Hazemann recounts his experience in an article in *La Santé de l'homme*. His project exemplifies what...

Comprising an editorial and seven articles, this special report provides an overview of health issues in these countries. The risk factors and modes of transmission for the most...

This report provides an overview of health education and cinema in France, and introduces the Ciné-Santé festival, the first traveling film and health education festival, held in the...

The report, produced in collaboration with the CNAV, outlines the characteristics of aging in France: life expectancy, disability-free survival, and mortality rates for those aged 75 and...