Publications
Here you will find the latest scientific publications related to the studies and research conducted by Santé publique France.
41 publications
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Commentary. Air Pollution and Blood Pressure in Patients Undergoing Cardiac Rehabilitation. Special Issue. Cardiovascular Effects of Air Pollution: Pathophysiological Mechanisms
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Commentary. Particulate matter pollution, blood pressure, heart rate, and cardiac autonomic control: the ULTRA multicenter study. Special issue. Cardiovascular effects of air pollution: pathophysiological mechanisms
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Maternal Mortality in France: Epidemiological and Clinical Considerations (1999–2001) and Recommendations.
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Commented analysis. Air pollution and heart rate variability among older adults living in Mexico City. Special issue. Air pollution and older adults: risk assessment
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National Nutrition and Health Survey (ENNS), 2006. Nutritional status in France in 2006 based on the target indicators and benchmarks of the National Nutrition and Health Program (PNNS)
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Maternal Mortality in France, 2001–2006: Clinical Considerations and Recommendations.
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Characteristics and health status of older adults with diabetes and their medical care: the 2001 Entred study.
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Prevalence of macrovascular complications and vascular risk levels among people with diabetes in France: the 2001 Entred study.
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Blood pressure and hypertension among adults aged 18 to 74 living in mainland France
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Prevalence of Hypertension in Quebec: A Comparison of Medical-Administrative Data and Survey Data.
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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.
Nutrition and Physical Activity
thematic dossier
Nutrition and physical activity are two major determinants of health that contribute to improving the health of the population and are key priorities in public health policy.
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...
