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Health Promotion: What Role Does the General Practitioner Play?
In Belgium, general practitioners work in networks and with other healthcare providers to better screen, monitor, and support patients at risk of cardiovascular disease. They are...
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Socioeconomic challenges: their impact on health and education.
According to several recent studies, the proportion of students facing financial hardship has increased over the past decade. This growing financial insecurity has consequences for...
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Support for Students with Disabilities: A Mixed Picture Across Universities.
In 2006, two experts conducted an assessment and made recommendations to improve support services for students with disabilities at universities. In particular, they recommended the...
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2005 Health Barometer: Survey on the Health of the French Population.
Alcohol and tobacco use are on the decline, the number of regular cannabis users is rising, significant social inequalities in health persist, and a high level of distress has been...
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Health Promotion and Cycling: The Dutch Experience.
The Netherlands is the world leader in cycling, which combines sustainability with health benefits. The country did not promote cycling primarily to improve health, but to reduce...
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Regional Health Education Frameworks: Comparative Perspectives.
Launched in 2001 to "promote the coherent and optimal development of health education throughout France," the regional health education plans (SREPs) are now integrated into the...
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The community food pantry is a place that promotes health.
How did the concept of a community grocery store come about? How does it operate? What are its main benefits? We asked these three questions to Marie-France Sarbad, president of the...
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"Best practices" for reducing health inequalities.
In addition to the Martigues Municipal Health Observatory and the Bourg-en-Bresse community food pantry, three other French initiatives have been recognized as "best practices" for...
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"Persepolis," a film to discuss with teenagers.
Winner of the Jury Prize at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival, the animated film "Persepolis" stands out in particular for the critical distance the author maintains toward her own...
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Sustainable development and health inequalities: a matter of solidarity.
Luc Ginot, a public health physician in Aubervilliers, Seine-Saint-Denis, explains why sustainable development can be a mirage if three conditions are not met: involving the most...