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Mandatory Reporting of Mesothelioma: Background, Results of the Pilot Phase, and Outlook
The mandatory reporting (MR) of mesotheliomas was established at the request of the Ministry of Health. It is included in the 2009–2013 Cancer Plan. It aims to address two objectives...
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Summary of InVS studies on the risk factors and health impacts of heat waves in urban areas using satellite data
Large cities are particularly vulnerable to heat waves due to their population density, land-use characteristics, anthropogenic heat generation (the urban heat island effect—UHI), and...
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Vitamin D Status Among the Adult Population in France: The National Nutrition and Health Survey (ENNS, 2006–2007)
Introduction - The objective was to describe the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency and its associated factors in the adult population living in metropolitan France. Methods - The...
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Quantitative Evaluation of the Legionnaires' Disease Surveillance System in France in 2010
The incidence of reported legionellosis in France is estimated based on mandatory reporting (MR) and stood at 2.4 per 100,000 in 2010, with a west-to-east gradient. The objective of this...
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Use of biomarkers in cases of local pollution. Methodological guidance
When faced with local chemical pollution, the decision arises as to whether to conduct a study using one or more biomarkers, as well as how to carry it out. This guide, developed by the...
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A Study of Hospital Morbidity Associated with Alcoholic Liver Disease Based on PMSI Data
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Using the PMSI to Assess the Public Health Burden of Chronic Hepatitis B and C in France
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Patients Hospitalized for Stroke in France: Changes in Rates Between 2002 and 2008
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Systems for monitoring foodborne illnesses: sources, methods, benefits, and limitations.
In France, the surveillance of foodborne infectious diseases relies on several systems: mandatory reporting (DO), National Reference Centers (CNR), networks of laboratory scientists, and...
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Surveillance of Campylobacter infections in humans in France, 2003–2010.
Introduction - In France, surveillance of human Campylobacter infections is based on a network of volunteer laboratories. This surveillance enables the epidemiological characteristics of...
