Data
Social inequalities have long been observed and have an impact on health throughout the life course. Presented here, by way of example, are data broken down by life stage and then by determinants.
Social and Regional Health Inequalities
Health inequalities affect the entire population across the country and across the social spectrum, and can emerge at a very young age. Measures that promote equal opportunities for everyone—including vulnerable populations—could help prevent them.
Our missions
To measure social and regional inequalities and their impact on health and the underlying mechanisms, in collaboration with researchers in this field
Documenting the social determinants that influence the health status of the population
Identify tools and levers for action to guide public policies and initiatives toward greater health equity
Promote and contribute to the evaluation of effective and promising interventions aimed at reducing health inequalities
