Background: The epidemiology of stage 3–5 chronic kidney disease remains poorly documented in France despite the burden it imposes. The objective of our study was to provide an...

Introduction.—While lower limb amputation (LLA) is a serious complication of diabetes, the long-term outcomes of amputees have been little studied in France. The objective of this...

To assist healthcare professionals in their efforts to screen for overweight at an early stage, we sought to identify early predictive markers of subsequent overweight. To do this, we...

In 2008, the number of reported cases of active tuberculosis was 5,758, or 9.0 per 105 inhabitants. The median age of cases was 45 years, and 59% of reported cases were men. In 2008,...

Objectives. We sought to assess, among participants in the Gazel cohort, the association between certain occupational biomechanical and psychosocial factors evaluated in 1994–95 and...

Introduction – This article presents an analysis of the epidemiological and virological characteristics of the influenza epidemic that occurred in mainland France during the 2024–25...

Since the 1990s, there has been an increase in the use of emergency departments in France. To reduce this use and prevent the overburdening of emergency departments, various measures...

In France, tuberculosis is a notifiable disease. This article presents the cases reported in 2001 in metropolitan France and the French overseas departments, with a comparison of...

Introduction: Until recently, public policies have paid little attention to promoting the health of middle-aged adults through a population-based, multifactorial approach, even though...

The upward trend in the number of Legionnaires' disease cases that began in 2017 continued in 2018 (+31%), with 2,133 cases, representing a notification rate in mainland France of 3.2...