How can we help children and teenagers develop critical thinking skills in the face of the flood of health-related information? In this special report, sociologists, doctors, and other...

How can social health inequalities be addressed in prevention, education, and health promotion initiatives? In this 30-page feature, some fifteen experts and practitioners provide an...

What is the relationship between young people facing difficulties in entering the workforce and their health? How do Local Missions address the health needs of the young people they...

Attachment, traditional and non-traditional parenting, child-rearing norms, and environmental influences: in this issue dedicated to early childhood (ages 0 to 6), experts from a wide...

Over the past several decades, remote healthcare assistance has grown significantly in France, beginning with health helplines that provide assistance, information, and guidance to...

The INPES journal is getting a makeover: the title is changing, with *La Santé de l'homme* giving way to *La Santé en action*. The journal is now published quarterly (four issues per...

A hospital is, above all, a place of care. But what about promoting the health of the patients who stay there? Indeed, beyond the provision of medical care, the World Health...

Interventional research is a largely misunderstood concept that can be of great value in public health. It involves bringing researchers together with those implementing initiatives on...

Some twenty experts contributed to this special issue on early childhood and social inequalities in health. This issue is coordinated by Nathalie Houzelle, Pilar Arcella-Giraux, and...

How can we promote student health in schools? This report outlines the theoretical foundations of this issue and illustrates them with concrete examples. Also in this issue, under the...