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People without a stable or fixed residence: a review of practices and knowledge regarding the use of COVID-19 vaccination
In May 2021, more than 120 researchers, stakeholders, and decision-makers shared their knowledge and best practices to promote access to COVID-19 vaccination for people in vulnerable...
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COVID-19: Only a 16-session course of individual psychotherapy has been robustly proven effective for prolonged grief disorder
The mental health of the French population has been—and continues to be—significantly affected by the deaths of loved ones due to COVID-19. Professor Éric Bui, a specialist in grief, has...
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Health in Action, December 2022, No. 462 Adapted Physical Activity: Promoting Public Health
Physical activity is beneficial to the overall health—both physical and mental—of the entire population. The latest international scientific research has confirmed that it is equally...
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Health in Action, March 2023, No. 463: Prevention and Health Promotion Among Adults Aged 40–55: What Are the Challenges for Clinical Practice?
Midlife—that is, the ages of 40 to 55—is a pivotal period for preventive care and promoting public health. It is pivotal yet underutilized because it is not recognized as a turning point...
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Supporting the development of early parent-child bonds
This issue of *La Santé en action* aims to share insights into how relationships are formed and what factors might hinder them. While it does not claim to be exhaustive, it highlights...
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High-quality early interactions: a vital safeguard against negative childhood experiences
For a child, it is essential to grow up in a stable and nurturing environment that provides emotional security. Scientific research shows just how much an individual’s future development...
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The First 1,000 Days: Supporting Parents to Support Children
Pregnancy and the two years following birth are a pivotal time for a child. During this period, any so-called “adverse” event (violence, loneliness, social instability, natural...
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“Attentive care” for young children: what the World Health Organization recommends
In 2018, the World Health Organization (WHO) published a policy paper on the concept of "attuned care" for early childhood development, "one of the best investments a country can make."...
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The crucial role of early interactions in the formation of early bonds
During the first weeks of life, the adult and the newborn get to know each other and build a shared history. It is through these early interactions that the baby develops a sense of...
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When Parental Vulnerabilities Affect the Quality of the Relationship
Overwhelmed by emotions they struggle to control, vulnerable parents—due to turbulent personal histories—face challenges when a baby arrives. Effective interventions can help safeguard...