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Childhood Sexual Abuse and Women’s Reproductive Health in New Caledonia, 2002–2003
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Why hasn't the number of abortions decreased in France over the past 30 years?
Despite the widespread use of medical contraception (the pill and IUDs), the rate of abortion has remained stable since 1975. This should not lead us to conclude that contraception has...
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Ile-de-France Pilot Program to Promote Access to Preventive Care and Dental Services, 2002–2004
As part of the mission entrusted to it by the World Health Organization (WHO), the French Union for Oral Health (UFSBD) requested that the Île-de-France region launch a pilot program...
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Mortality, Morbidity, and Costs of Rotavirus Infections in France
Rotavirus is the most common cause of severe acute diarrhea in children. The objective of this study is to determine, for the first time in France, the mortality, morbidity, and costs...
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Becoming a mother before the age of 21: What impact does this have on economic and social integration?
In the Languedoc-Roussillon region, a study was conducted among young mothers under the age of 21. The study examines the impact of early motherhood on educational and employment...
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17 Girls: Pregnant at 17... A Dream Come True?
The film *17 Girls* is loosely based on a true story that took place in the United States. Driven by a collective fascination with a determined teenager, seventeen high school girls...
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General Principles of Oral Health Prevention.
The first twelve years of life are the period during which children’s and future adults’ oral health is established. While the situation has generally improved for the population as a...
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Young People's Sexual Initiation: A Sexually Differentiated Relationship Journey.
Contrary to popular belief, today’s teenagers do not, on average, become sexually active earlier than their parents’ generation. Furthermore, the hypersexualization of young...
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Oral health: a comprehensive policy has yet to be developed.
Despite recent advances, such as 100% coverage for dental exams and related routine care for several age groups of children and adolescents, a dental health policy combining prevention...
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Oral Health Prevention in Daycare Centers and Maternal and Child Health Clinics: Initiatives for Toddlers.
Oral health prevention for children should begin as early as possible. Daycare centers, schools, and maternal and child health centers are ideal settings for prevention. However, this...