Publications
Here you will find the latest scientific publications related to the studies and research conducted by Santé Publique France.
458 publications
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SurCeGIDD Surveillance: Screening and Diagnosis of HIV, Hepatitis B and C, and Bacterial STIs in CeGIDD in 2020
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A Sociological Analysis of Experiences with HIV Seropositivity Based on a Longitudinal Qualitative Study of Gay Men
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Focus - People Living with HIV and COVID-19 on the Sida Info Service Helplines
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Weekly Epidemiological Bulletin, November 30, 2021, No. 20-21 HIV Seropositivity: Diagnosis, Prevention, and Personal Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Weekly Epidemiological Bulletin, December 1, 2020, No. 33-34: HIV Testing: New Trials, Surveillance Data, and the Impact of COVID-19
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"Testing Without a Prescription": A pilot program to expand HIV testing services in Paris and the Alpes-Maritimes region. Interim results at 6 months, July–December 2019
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Profiles of users of the "Au labo sans ordo" program: free, prescription-free HIV testing at clinical laboratories
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Perceived Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Men Who Have Sex with Men in France. ERAS COVID-19 Survey, June 30–July 15, 2020
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Screening and diagnosis of HIV, hepatitis B and C, and bacterial STIs at CeGIDD in 2018: individual data from the SurCeGIDD surveillance system
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Focus - HIV Testing: An Overview of 2019 and the First Seven Months of 2020
In relation to
Hepatitis C
thematic dossier
Hepatitis C is a viral infection primarily transmitted through blood. Screening for the disease is crucial to ensuring that infected individuals receive the treatments that can now lead to a cure.
Sexual health
thematic dossier
Santé publique France focuses in particular on four areas of sexual health: sexually transmitted infections, including HIV; contraception; combating discrimination; and violence.
Blood donation
thematic dossier
Santé publique France coordinates the epidemiological surveillance of blood donors and helps assess the risk that a blood donation may be infected with a pathogen transmissible through transfusion.
