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Epidemiology of human listeriosis in France
Human listeriosis is a relatively rare but serious disease, primarily manifesting as meningitis and sepsis in adults, children, and newborns, and as miscarriages in pregnant women,...
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The Risks of a Poorly Managed Vaccination Policy: The Case of Rubella Vaccination
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Air and Health Monitoring Program - 9 Cities (PSAS-9)
In March 1999, the InVS published the initial results of the Air & Health Surveillance Program – 9 Cities (PSAS-9). This first phase demonstrated the feasibility of bringing together...
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Salmonella outbreak linked to the consumption of ground beef in France, November–December 1999
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Epidemiology of Pertussis (1993–2000): A Review of Hospital Surveillance and Outbreak Investigations in Communities in France
Despite having achieved very high vaccination coverage for over 30 years with a vaccine whose protective efficacy has been confirmed, pertussis has not been eliminated in France. Data...
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Neonatal pertussis
Neonatal pertussis is rare; the Renacoq network has recorded 34 cases over a three-year period. Newborns and infants under three months of age have little or no protection from...
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Health effects of short-term exposure to urban air pollution in northwestern France
Background: The Air Quality Act requires regional air quality plans. These plans must include an assessment of the health effects of air pollution in order to propose air quality...
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Epidemiology of Rubella in France, 20 Years After the Introduction of Vaccination
