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Addictive Behaviors Among Polynesian Adolescents: The 2009 Ecaap Survey.
The use of psychoactive substances among Polynesian adolescents is a major public health issue for which epidemiological data remain incomplete. To address this gap, a survey based on...
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Risk Perception and Monitoring of Health Behaviors: Insights from the Health Barometers.
The Health Barometers are surveys created in the 1990s by the French Committee for Health Education (CFES) and continued since 2002 by the National Institute for Prevention and Health...
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Estimating the health impact of environmental pollution and conducting a quantitative assessment of health risks
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The InVS Regional Network. Interregional Epidemiology Units (CIRE). Missions and Activities in 2007
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The Role of Surveillance in Assessing the Impact of Prevention Initiatives. Public Health Surveillance Conference, Paris, November 26–28, 2008
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Health Geography Observed in Health Examination Centers: Methodological Developments. Health Surveillance Conference, Paris, November 26–28, 2008
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Antibiotics: Perceptions and Knowledge Based on the Nicolle Survey. Public Health Watch Conference, Paris, November 26–28, 2008
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Survey and Identification of Environmental Threats to Public Health
In the aftermath of a heat wave, the Department of Environmental Health launched a forward-looking monitoring initiative to identify environmental threats to public health with the aim...
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Chlorination byproducts in water intended for human consumption in France. Sampling campaigns in four water distribution systems and modeling of trihalomethane trends
Epidemiological studies have shown an association between chlorination byproducts in drinking water and certain cancers in humans. However, the lack of consistency among studies...
