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The effect of social deprivation on the dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 infection in France between May 2020 and April 2021
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The first cases of Omicron in France have shown mild symptoms, November 2021–January 2022
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Editorial - Observing Carefully to Take Better Action: When Mayotte Speaks Out on Its Health
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Estimated Prevalence of Diabetes and Prediabetes in Mayotte and Characteristics of People with Diabetes, Mayotte, 2019
Introduction - The first estimate of diabetes prevalence in Mayotte, reported by the Maydia study in 2008, stood at 10.5% of adults aged 30 to 69, with more than one in two people...
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Focus - Nearly half of Mayotte’s residents who needed medical care had to postpone or forego it, DOM EHIS Health Survey, 2019
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Promoting environments conducive to physical activity [Introduction to the report].
Introduction to the report "Promoting Environments Conducive to Physical Activity," coordinated by Fabienne Lemonnier, Health Promotion Specialist, and Arielle le Masne, Scientific...
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General practitioners: Key Players in Preventive Care
A majority of general practitioners consider that promoting physical activity is an integral part of their role. In November 2014, a workshop—organized jointly by INPES and the...
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Epidemiology of Measles in France Between 2011 and 2018
In the wake of the major measles outbreak that occurred in France between 2008 and 2011, this report presents the results of surveillance based on mandatory disease reporting between...
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Use of Psychoactive Substances and Sexual Orientation: The 2011 "Presse Gays Lesbiennes" Survey in France.
Objective: To examine differences in the frequency of alcohol and drug use by sexual orientation among men and women. Method: The 2011 Gay and Lesbian Press Survey is a...
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Social marketing: definition, scope, and examples of engagement among healthcare professionals
In Anglo-Saxon countries, it is common to implement prevention programs that draw on the techniques and steps of social marketing to develop more effective strategies for changing the...
