Publications
Here you will find the latest scientific publications related to the studies and research conducted by Santé publique France.
93 publications
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Epidemiological surveillance of occupational asthma: a pilot study conducted with the National Observatory on Occupational Asthma (ONAP)
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Commented analysis. Do sociodemographic characteristics influence the effects of pollen and mold on asthma-related hospitalizations? Results of a time-series study in ten Canadian cities. Special issue. Air pollution, socioeconomic status, and health
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Commented analysis. Gaseous air pollutants and asthma hospitalizations among children from low-socioeconomic-status households in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Special issue. Air pollution, socioeconomic status, and health
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Hospitalizations for asthma in mainland France, 1998–2002. Health Watch Days, November 29 and 30, 2006
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Hospitalizations for asthma in mainland France, 1998–2002. Analysis based on PMSI data
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Commented analysis. Long-term association between ambient air pollution and asthma and allergies in a population of school-aged children. Special issue. Long-term effects of air pollution: European studies
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Commented analysis. Association between indoor mold levels and respiratory symptoms during the first year of life in a cohort of children at risk for asthma. Special issue. Indoor air mold and health
In relation to
Air
thematic dossier
Air pollution affects the entire population. The levels of pollutants found in the atmosphere are linked to health risks, and any reduction in exposure to these pollutants would be beneficial.
thematic dossier
Work-related illnesses
Dues à des expositions professionnelles, les principales maladies en lien avec le travail sont surveillées par Santé publique France dans l’objectif d’élaborer, avec les partenaires, les...
COPD and chronic respiratory failure
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is a chronic respiratory condition caused, in the vast majority of cases, by smoking. It has a significant impact on patients’ quality of life.
