Esteban offers a twofold benefit for healthcare professionals.

It is both a source of new epidemiological knowledge and an opportunity to discuss a health checkup with patients participating in the study.

Healthcare professionals: you have a role to play!

The quality, relevance, and accuracy of the Esteban study depend largely on the participation of those selected at random.

As you are in direct contact with your patients, you are on the front lines to explain the scope of this study and its benefits—not only for public health, of course, but also for your patients’ health.

Individual health markers rarely measured

Beyond simple epidemiological observations, the Esteban study incorporates the analysis of several health factors: environment, nutrition, physical activity, and chronic diseases.

The study also involves numerous tests (such as measuring allergies through IgE levels in children).

More precise prevalence rates for certain diseases and major risk factors

From a medical perspective, Esteban aims to study more precisely the prevalence of underdiagnosed diseases and risk factors: diabetes, high blood pressure, dyslipidemia, etc.

New insights into the relationship between environment and health

The environmental impact on health is currently only partially understood. Thanks to individual measurements that are rarely taken, Esteban will enable the establishment of reference values for these environmental biomarkers.