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Healthcare Utilization and Appropriateness of Treatments for Major Depressive Episodes in France.
Understanding where people with depression turn for help and the treatments they receive is essential to improving the proportion of appropriate treatments. The objective of this article...
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At work: taking steps within the organization to promote mental health.
The mental health of working people is at risk when the pursuit of economic performance is pursued without any consideration for humanistic or social values. To counter these risks, the...
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Depression affects three million French people.
According to the INPES Health Barometer survey, three million French people1 have suffered from depression in the past twelve months. And eight million people have experienced depressive...
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Depression in France (2005–2010): Prevalence, Use of Healthcare Services, and the Public’s Perception of Information.
In the general population, according to the INPES Health Barometer, the prevalence of major depressive episodes over the past twelve months appears to have remained stable between 2005...
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Opinion of the High Council for Public Health regarding the mandatory minimum information requirements for advertising the MMR Vax Pro® measles-rubella-mumps vaccine.
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Rubella in Pregnant Women and Newborns in Metropolitan France in 2002: Data from the Rénarub Network
The Rénarub network is the primary source of information on the epidemiological situation of rubella in France. It brings together clinical laboratories that perform rubella IgM testing....
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Exposure of the Caribbean population to chlordecone.
Since 1999, several studies have estimated chlordecone exposure among the populations of Guadeloupe and Martinique, either through direct measurement in biological matrices (blood, milk,...
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Sidebar. The ESCAL and Calbas dietary surveys in the French West Indies.
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Exposure to chlordecone and the risk of prostate cancer. The Karuprostate Study, Guadeloupe (France).
Chlordecone, an insecticide with estrogen-like hormonal properties, was used on banana plantations in the French West Indies from 1973 to 1993, leading to soil contamination and exposure...
