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ELFE (French Longitudinal Study from Childhood). Establishment of a national cohort of 20,000 children. Adelf/Epiter Epidemiology Conference. Dijon, August 30–31 and September 1, 2006
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Surveillance of Surgical Site Infections in France from 1999 to 2004. Results
Surgical site infections (SSIs) are among the healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) targeted by the national program to combat HAIs. Since 1999, a database has been established based...
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Gilly-sur-Isère Municipal Waste Incineration Plant (Savoie). Findings from a retrospective cancer case registry
The retrospective study of cancer incidence around the Gilly-sur-Isère municipal waste incineration plant—initiated amid a crisis following its closure in late 2001—aimed to determine...
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Progress report on actions in the area of non-food-related zoonoses following the 2001 priority-setting process. 2001–2006
In response to the growing need for knowledge in the broad and diverse field of non-food-borne zoonoses, the InVS established a process in 2000 to identify diseases requiring priority...
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Cancer and the Environment: Which Cancers Should Be Targeted to Improve the Spatial Coverage of Incidence Data and Our Understanding? Health Surveillance Conference, November 29–30, 2006
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Ongoing Survey of Accidents in Daily Life (EPAC) – Accidents Occurring in Stores. 1999–2000–2001
This analysis of the EPAC database focuses exclusively on accidents occurring in everyday life that took place in a store.
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REA-Raisin Network: Surveillance of Infections in Adult Intensive Care Units, France. 2005 Results
Healthcare-associated infections are more common in intensive care units than in other areas of care due to the critical condition of patients and the invasive nature of life-support...
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Recommendations for job coding in epidemiological studies
In epidemiological studies, it is common to collect information on the occupations held during a person’s working life. Job coding—that is, the transcription of this information into...
- magazines/journals
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Men's Health, No. 318: Developing Countries. Health in Transition.
Comprising an editorial and seven articles, this special report provides an overview of health issues in these countries. The risk factors and modes of transmission for the most...
