Tools
Here you will find the resources (videos, TV spots, radio spots) and prevention materials made available to healthcare professionals and the general public
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Don't wait for the first effects of the heat wave [Poster for all ...
This poster, written in French and accessible to all audiences—including people with disabilities—illustrates the initial effects of extreme heat and the steps to take to prevent them.
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Don't wait until it gets hot to learn how to cope with the heat [Poster ...
This poster, written in French and accessible to everyone—including people with disabilities—directs readers to the website vivre-avec-la-chaleur.fr, which offers advice and tips on how to cope...
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Stay Safe During Heat Waves [Poster for all audiences, accessible, 40x60 cm, ...
This poster, written in French and accessible to everyone—including people with disabilities—outlines the steps to take during a heat wave or extreme heat.
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Heat Wave: Stay Safe [General Audience Poster, 40x60cm, Arabic]
This poster, written in Arabic, illustrates the initial effects of extreme heat and the steps to take to prevent them.
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Heat Wave: Protect Yourself [Poster for all audiences, 40x60 cm, French]
This poster illustrates the initial effects of extreme heat and the steps you can take to prevent them.
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Heat Wave: Stay Safe [General Public and Accessible E-book]
This poster illustrates the initial effects of extreme heat and the steps you can take to prevent them.
In relation to
Climate change
thematic dossier
Climate change is rapidly and profoundly altering the environment. The health impacts of climate change are numerous and varied.
UV
thematic dossier
Ultraviolet radiation, which is everywhere, is emitted naturally by the sun or by artificial sources. It is responsible for various health conditions, including certain types of skin cancer.
Extreme cold
thematic dossier
Cold weather increases the risk of cardiovascular and respiratory conditions and can lead to hospitalizations and death. This impact is observed within 3 to 21 days of exposure to the cold.
