The Santé publique France website features a dedicated section for each infectious disease. Each section includes all relevant information, the latest data, publications, and resources for healthcare professionals.

The surveillance system for reportable diseases relies on the transmission of data by physicians and laboratory scientists (both in private practice and in hospitals) to public health inspectors (MISP) and their colleagues at the Regional Health Agencies (ARS); and then to epidemiologists at Santé publique France.

All reporting forms are available in the dedicated section of the Santé publique France website.

All press inquiries should be directed to presse@santepubliquefrance.fr

Visit the press section of our website to find all press releases and press kits produced by Santé publique France or in collaboration with its partners.

To stay informed about our latest news, scientific journals, monitoring data, and more, you can subscribe to our newsletters by filling out the form.

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On our website, you'll find direct links to our scientific journals and other publications, as well as to the Santé publique France document portal.

Coordinated by Santé publique France, the Health Reserve is a community of healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, pharmacists, physical therapists, midwives, etc.) or health administration professionals (managers, directors, staff members of healthcare facilities, public health engineers, etc.) who volunteer and can be mobilized by the government. It may be mobilized at the request of the Ministry of Solidarity and Health or at the request of a Regional Health Agency.

Would you like to join the health reserve? To sign up, simply create your profile at: https://reservesanitaire.fr/index.php/logins/preinscription, fill out and sign your contract to join the Reserve, and then mail it to Santé publique France - 12, rue du Val d'Osne - 94 415 Saint-Maurice cedex.

If you encounter any difficulties, you can send an email to engagement@santepubliquefrance.fr

Santé publique France offers services related to the production and distribution of printed materials.

To order any materials (brochures, leaflets, flyers, posters, “Moi(s) sans tabac” kits, vaccination records, etc.), please visit the Santé publique France online ordering site.

If you do not already have a customer account, you can create one on this site under the “Create Your Account” section (the email address provided must be a business address, not a personal one).

Once your account has been validated, you will receive your username and password via email.

For any questions regarding your account or your requests for informational materials (brochures, flyers, posters, condoms, vaccination records, etc.), please email edif@santepubliquefrance.fr

For any requests regarding the adaptation, display, and/or reproduction of an image taken from a Santé publique France document, please write to: droits@santepubliquefrance.fr

Launched in 2001, the National Nutrition and Health Program (PNNS) is a public health initiative aimed at improving the health of the population by addressing one of its major determinants: nutrition. For the PNNS, nutrition is defined as the balance between caloric intake from food and energy expenditure through physical activity.

For any questions related to diet and physical activity, please visit https://www.mangerbouger.fr/PNNS.

If you have any questions about Nutri-Score (assignment, issuance of the label, etc.), please visit the dedicated section on our website.

You can also find information on the Manger Bouger website.

Santé publique France manages the national remote assistance service through four hotlines (open 7 days a week, from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m.):

• Drug Information Service 0 800 23 13 13, toll-free

• Cannabis Support Line 0 980 980 940, no surcharge

• Alcohol Info Service 0 980 980 930, no surcharge

• Gambling Info Service 09 74 75 13 13, no surcharge

• Tobacco Information Service, 39 89, toll-free + cost of a call

These services are linked to three websites:

• www.drogues-info-service.fr

• www.joueurs-info-service.fr

• www.alcool-info-service.fr

• www.tabac-info-service.fr

Find all the information you need about remote healthcare assistance on our website.

Visit our website to find all of our remote support services available during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the contact numbers for the 16 programs supported by Santé publique France, and learn more about our services.

See also:

• psycom.org

• Fil santé jeune

Find all the information in the dedicated section: “Information Accessible to All.”

To download or order the bilingual health booklets available in 18 languages—“Bilingual Health Booklets”—which serve as a bridge between migrants and health and social service professionals.

Find a wealth of information on development and health during the first 1,000 days on the “First 1,000 Days” website, which is designed for expectant parents and parents of children up to age 2.

You can also find additional information on Santé publique France’s initiatives in perinatal and early childhood health in the “The First 1,000 Days” thematic section of our website.

Heat waves can have a significant impact on public health. It is therefore essential to take proper precautions. Certain measures must be implemented, especially for those most at risk. Santé publique France’s mission is to:

• monitor the progression of heat waves and their health consequences

• implement measures to reduce risks associated with global warming

• prevent health risks associated with heat waves

See our resource page on heat waves and extreme heat.

All prevention documents and tools are available in the "Extreme Heat and Heat Waves" folder.

Air pollution affects the entire population. The levels of pollutants observed in the atmosphere are associated with health risks, and any reduction in exposure to these pollutants would be beneficial.

Santé publique France’s mission is to:

• coordinate the Air and Health Monitoring Program (PSAS) at the national and regional levels to generate knowledge about the links between air pollution and health and provide decision-support tools

• inform public authorities, healthcare professionals, and the general public about the health impacts of air pollution

See our air and health report.

Find all current studies and surveys conducted by Santé publique France or in collaboration with its partners in the dedicated section.

If you are exposed to a potentially toxic substance, do not wait for symptoms of poisoning to appear before taking action. Call the poison control center nearest you.