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Manage stress to avoid it.
For the past ten years, the Anact network has been working with companies and their employees to prevent workplace stress. One of its primary goals is to identify sources of stress and...
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The National Health Insurance Fund for Hospital Staff: A Leader in Preventive Care in Hospitals.
As president of the Mutuelle des hospitaliers (MNH), which has 45,000 members, the author provides a brief overview of the organization’s mission, then discusses the role of hospital...
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Psychosocial factors and health.
Drawing on studies from other countries (Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States), this article presents an approach to the epidemiology of cardiovascular disease in the...
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Europe Against Cancer. 1990–1994 Plan.
Review of measures planned by EEC member states to prevent cancer risk factors. Regarding smoking: projects targeting specific groups; pilot initiatives on teaching smoking cessation...
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Health and the Environment (feature).
Introduced by Mr. Danzon, Executive Director of the CFES, D. Bidou, Delegate for Quality of Life, and J.F. Griard, Director General of Health, the report focuses specifically on indoor...
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More humanity and less stress for call center agents.
Valérie Charmois, an occupational physician at an inter-company health service in Bordeaux, participated—along with fourteen of her colleagues—in a study on stress among call center...
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Brief alcohol interventions are effective in occupational health: Initial results from the EIST study.
Brief interventions (BI) are highly effective in reducing the health burden associated with alcohol, but to date, no study has evaluated their effectiveness in occupational health...
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Typhoid and Paratyphoid Fever in France in 2001
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever are notifiable diseases. This article describes the main epidemiological characteristics of 92 cases reported in France in 2001: incidence rates in France...
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Surveillance of Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome in Children Under 15 Years of Age in France, 2001
Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) is the leading cause of acute kidney injury in children aged 1 month to 3 years. In France, a surveillance system for pediatric HUS was established in...
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Acute Hepatitis A in France in 2006. The first year of surveillance through mandatory reporting.
Given its epidemic potential, its potential severity in adults, and the availability of an effective vaccine, hepatitis A warranted a national surveillance system. In November 2005,...