Publications
Here you will find the latest scientific publications related to the studies and research conducted by Santé publique France.
86 publications
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Joint Statement by Santé publique France and the French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety Regarding the PestiRiv Study, a Study on Pesticide Exposure Among Residents Living Near Wine-Growing and Non-Wine-Growing Areas
guide
PestiRiv: Study of Pesticide Exposure Among Residents of Wine-Growing and Non-Wine-Growing Areas. Volume 0: Materials, Methods, and Summary of Data Collection
enquêtes/études
PestiRiv: Study of Pesticide Exposure Among Residents of Wine-Growing and Non-Wine-Growing Areas. Volume 2: Results of Biological Bioaccumulation
guide
Biological Monitoring Following a Technological Accident: A Methodological Guide
note scientifique en réponse à une saisine
Feasibility of a quantitative health impact assessment related to nitrate exposure in distribution systems affected by chronic exceedances of the nitrate quality standard in water intended for human consumption
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First epidemiological report on the national surveillance system for waterborne acute gastroenteritis outbreaks in France between 2010 and 2022
enquêtes/études
Use of a rainfall indicator to identify conditions conducive to the occurrence of an outbreak of acute waterborne gastroenteritis. Exploratory study
enquêtes/études
The September 2019 Industrial Fire in Rouen. Presentation of the “Post-Fire Health 76” Study Program and Initial Findings
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Outbreaks of foodborne illness
thematic dossier
A foodborne illness outbreak is defined as the occurrence of at least two cases with similar symptoms—typically gastrointestinal—that can be traced to a single food source. In France, such...
Legionellosis
thematic dossier
Legionellosis is caused by the Legionella bacterium. It begins with flu-like symptoms accompanied by fever, which progress to pneumonia. Prompt and appropriate treatment leads to a favorable outcome.
thematic dossier
Cancers
Les cancers représentent en France la première cause de décès chez l’homme et la deuxième chez la femme. Santé Publique France copilote la surveillance épidémiologique et participe à leur prévention.
