Occupational diseases (MCP) are defined as any conditions or symptoms that may be caused or exacerbated by work and that are not recognized as occupational diseases (or work-related...

In collaboration with numerous institutional and scientific partners, the InVS coordinated the study titled "Waste Storage and Public Health." The objective was to assess the current...

In 2024, 22.2% of adults reported drinking above the low-risk consumption guidelines over the past seven days (30.3% of men and 14.6% of women), a proportion that has remained stable...

Santé publique France’s 2026 work program is set against a backdrop of profound changes in public health: rising infectious disease risks, the effects of climate change, an aging...

According to parents and teachers, 16.4% [15.4; 17.4] of elementary school children were likely victims of bullying (victimization), 17.9% [16.8; 19.1] exhibited aggression, and 6.1%...

The COVID-19 testing strategy remains essential, with systematic testing (rapid antigen tests) to account for asymptomatic cases and adapt to the high density of people living in...

Introduction Homeless individuals and migrants living in shelters—populations facing extreme vulnerability—have been disproportionately exposed to SARS-CoV-2 and have experienced higher...

In 2024, 24.0% of people aged 18 to 79 reported smoking tobacco, with 17.4% doing so daily. Smoking and daily smoking have declined significantly compared to 2021. Among people aged...

Awareness of “Smoke-Free Month 2023” stands at 86.1% among daily smokers and former daily smokers in mainland France who quit smoking less than a year ago. Among daily smokers at the...