Publications
Here you will find the latest scientific publications related to the studies and research conducted by Santé publique France.
150 publications
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Use of psychoactive substances in Mayotte. Results of the 2019 Unono Wa Maore Health Survey
communication congrès
Steps for Validating a CPS Intervention - The Example of the Unplugged Program
communication congrès
The “TAC Program” (tobacco, alcohol, cannabis), a tool for preventing and reducing risks associated with substance use among minors under the supervision of the Judicial Youth Protection Service (PJJ)
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Effects of evidence-based psychosocial interventions (well-being, behavior, substance use, academic performance, etc.) - Psychosocial skills, substance use prevention, and sexual health
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Trends and Characteristics of Injecting Drug Users Who Learned of Their HIV-Positive Status in France Between 2004 and 2019
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Use of psychoactive substances and the workplace. Results of the 2017 Santé publique France Barometer
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Results of the evaluation of the "Avenir sans Tabac" program: Projet du Souffle 64 (Pau), evaluated in 2016–2017 by Santé publique France
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Unplugged: A program to prevent addictive behaviors among middle school students + Evaluation of the Unplugged program in the Loiret department
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Use of Psychoactive Substances Among Young People in France and Certain High-Income Countries: An Overview of Patterns and Levels of Use, and Associated Factors
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Alcohol
thematic dossier
Alcohol is deeply rooted in French culture. Its consumption remains a major cause of death and illness in France.
Tobacco
thematic dossier
Despite a slight decrease compared to 2015, tobacco remains responsible for more than 68,000 premature deaths in 2023—accounting for 11% of total mortality—making it still the leading cause of...
Sexual health
thematic dossier
Santé publique France focuses in particular on four areas of sexual health: sexually transmitted infections, including HIV; contraception; combating discrimination; and violence.
