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Recent Trends in Suicide Mortality in France (1985–1994)
The comparative rates calculated for the entire population confirm the trend observed in the number of suicides over the past decade; a decline from 1985 to 1991 (with the rate falling...
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Suicide Deaths Among Young People in France in 1997 and Trends Since 1980
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Suicide Attempts Treated in Emergency Departments in France: Results of a Multicenter Study
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Feasibility of a Responsive, Region-Specific Approach to Addressing Suicidal Behaviors in the Agricultural Sector: The PsyAgri Program
Introduction: The agricultural population differs from other worker populations in that it has a higher-than-average suicide mortality rate. As part of the interagency roadmap aimed at...
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Depression affects three million French people.
Three million French people¹ have suffered from depression over the past twelve months, according to the INPES Health Barometer survey. And eight million people have experienced...
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"Each of us can play a role in suicide prevention."
On the occasion of the 12th National Suicide Prevention Days, which took place in February 2008, La Santé de l’homme met with Professor Michel Debout, president of the National Union for...
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From Concept to Practice: The Role of Health Education in Regional Health Initiatives Related to Suicide Prevention (Part 1).
In the "Practical Assistance" section, an overview is presented, following a seminar held in June 1999 at the initiative of the Central-West Interregional Directorate for Education and...
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From Concept to Practice: The Role of Health Education in Regional Suicide Prevention Programs (Part 2).
The "Practical Guidance" section presents an analysis of perceptions regarding suicide, conducted during a seminar held in June 1999 at the initiative of the Central-West Interregional...
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"Looking for Eric": A Subtle Comedy That Aims to Spark a Conversation About Depression
In his film *Looking for Eric*, British director Ken Loach strays somewhat from his usual themes—work, society, and history—to explore depression in a style that is part comedy, part...
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Depression in France: The 2005 Anadep Survey
Depression, a major public health issue, remains a phenomenon for which the epidemiological picture is still incomplete. This book is based on a general population survey conducted by...
