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Flu Vaccination Coverage Among People Aged 65 to 85 and an Analysis of Determinants, Santé publique France Barometer 2021
Introduction – Santé publique France routinely estimates influenza vaccination coverage among at-risk individuals by analyzing reimbursement data from the National Health Data System...
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The contrasting social impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19, a health crisis of unprecedented scale, has also been accompanied by a social crisis. This period—and particularly the lockdown—has revealed and exacerbated inequalities in...
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Students experiencing moderate to severe hunger
During the 2021–2022 academic year, the Samusocial de Paris Observatory conducted a survey of students relying on food assistance in the Île-de-France region. The health crisis has...
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Students Have Rediscovered the Joy of Eating [Interview]
A "food security program" (FSP) was piloted on campuses in Bordeaux to address food insecurity among students. Participants, selected at random, contributed at least 10 euros and...
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Is remote work a risk factor?
For organizations, the COVID-19 pandemic marked a major turning point, leading to a significant rise in remote work. However, for low-income individuals with fewer material resources,...
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We believe that the public health debt persists and is growing [Interview]
The French Hospital Federation’s (FHF) Healthcare Access Barometer, published in March 2024, reports underutilization of care provided by public and private healthcare facilities. The...
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Making health information more accessible
Starting in March 2020, the public was inundated with a flood of information about the coronavirus, its spread, and its dangers, as well as the preventive measures needed to protect...
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Social inequalities in health: Lessons from the COVID-19 crisis: Learn more [Bibliography]
To complement this special issue devoted to the issue of social inequalities in health following the COVID-19 pandemic, this bibliography brings together reports, surveys, and studies...
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The lockdown has further worsened the mental health of low-income individuals
The spring 2020 lockdown in France, due to its scale and duration, took a toll on the mental health of many people. Studies conducted during this period showed that lower-income...
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The children of essential workers experienced greater psychological distress
Parents’ work situations played a role in the decline in children’s mental health during the first lockdown, when schools were closed, according to the Confeado study. Children of...