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Sports in psychiatry: good for your health, good for community life.
Peer education offers undeniable benefits for health education among adolescents and young adults.
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Some public health research programs fail because those working on the ground were not consulted. [Interview]
Tim Greacen, who holds a Ph.D. in psychology, became a research director after advocating within organizations—notably Aides—for users to have a say in the field of public health. This...
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Interventional research in public health: the INCa experience.
The National Cancer Institute has funded thirteen population health intervention research projects since 2010.
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Mother-baby shared care units: a tailored solution, a system to be implemented.
Joint mother-infant hospitalization units have recently been established in France. These services involve the hospitalization of both the mother and her child when the mother is...
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Early Prevention of Conduct Disorder: A Review.
Conduct disorder, particularly when accompanied by physical aggression, is a growing public health concern. Problems with aggressive behavior rarely emerge for the first time during...
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Promoting health in French schools.
In France, school is compulsory from ages 6 to 16; it is free and open to all children, including those in the overseas departments and territories. The curriculum is national, with no...
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These young people, who reject everything, come here to practice a demanding and rigorous sport [Interview].
Struck by the "invisibility" of certain young people facing extreme hardship who fall through the cracks of the social support system, teacher Yves Sihrener founded an organization...
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There is much to learn from the strategies tried and tested in other countries [Interview].
An interview with Matthieu Chalumeau, director of the Association for Information and Resources on Drugs, Addiction, and AIDS (AIRDDS) and the Regional Information Center on Drugs and...
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Telephony bridges distances; anonymity fosters open communication [Interview].
As Mirentxu Bacquerie points out, "For Fil Santé Jeunes, the telephone bridges distances and allows young people to express themselves more freely than they might when speaking to a...
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Health Education in Schools: A French-Quebec Survey.
In the Alpes-Maritimes region, thirty-three young peer educators have been trained in the prevention of risky behavior as part of a European program. Particular emphasis was placed on...