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Botulism in France at the Turn of the Millennium (1998–2000)
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An example of a professional development process: young people recruited for the Tobacco Prevention Program.
The monitoring and evaluation system described here is designed to support the professional development of more than a hundred young people recruited in 2001 to carry out grassroots...
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Tobacco Prevention: Impact and Acceptance of the "Révélation" Campaign.
From June 23 to July 7, a television campaign launched by the French National Health Insurance Fund (Assurance Maladie) and the National Institute for Public Health Education (INPES)...
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Short-term associations between urban air pollution and respiratory mortality: the role of time-series studies. The case of the 9-city study (PSAS-9)
Time-series studies in the field of air pollution aim to test and quantify potential short-term relationships between daily time series of ambient air pollution levels and daily time...
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Do public health and research issues related to infectious foodborne risks warrant new data collection efforts? 2nd RESP Symposium: Infectious Foodborne Risks
Until recently, the collection of epidemiological data necessary for implementing a public health policy that combines outbreak control with the prevention of sporadic cases was...
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Air pollution and health. At first glance, it might not seem obvious... but it really is!
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Air quality monitoring. Study of children’s personal exposure to NO₂ and fine particulate matter
Problem Statement: Comparisons between air pollutant concentrations measured at fixed monitoring stations and personal exposures measured over short periods show weak correlations....
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The relevance and feasibility of a system for monitoring the effects of air pollution
The new regulatory framework for air quality and the findings of epidemiological studies conducted over the past decade on the short-term effects of air pollution have led the French...
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Anonymous and Free HIV Testing Services (CDAG): Report on HIV Testing Activities, France, 2000
Free and anonymous screening clinics (CDAG) were established in 1988 within healthcare facilities and venereal disease clinics to facilitate HIV testing by addressing concerns related...
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Outbreak of Tuberculosis in Institutional Settings. Epidemiology and Clinical Features of Tuberculosis Outbreaks in Institutional Settings
