Publications
Here you will find the latest scientific publications related to the studies and research conducted by Santé publique France.
86 publications
communication congrès
Proposal for an Integrated Field Assessment Approach to Surface Water Quality. Public Health Watch Conference, Paris, November 26, 27, and 28, 2008
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Circular No. 98/771 of the Directorate General for Health (DGS) dated December 31, 1998, regarding the implementation of best practices for the maintenance of water systems in healthcare facilities and measures to prevent Legionella-related risks in high-risk systems and in buildings open to the public
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Mercury Exposure Among the Population of French Guiana: Levels and Sources of Exposure
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Accidental contamination of drinking water supplies in France from 1986 to 1988
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Health risks associated with the presence of Ostreopsis ovata in waters used for swimming or water sports
rapport/synthèse
Natural and Human Factors Contributing to Accidental Fecal Contamination of Small Drinking Water Supply Systems, France, 2003–2004: A Geographical Ecological Study
rapport/synthèse
Health Impacts of Cleanup Operations Following the Pollution Caused by the Erika Shipwreck: Assessment and Prevention. Summary of Available Data and Recommendations
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Outbreak of gastroenteritis linked to contamination of the drinking water distribution system in the municipality of Divonne-les-Bains, Ain (01). August–September 2003
In relation to
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.
