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Symptoms suggestive of sleep apnea syndrome (SAS) and diagnosis of SAS in people with type 2 diabetes in France. Between 2007
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In the Eure department, an early childhood network is teaching children about sleep.
Early childhood professionals in the Eure department have been actively involved in educating the public about sleep. In 2002, as part of their work—which includes developing preventive...
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Health effects of exposure to aircraft noise: baseline results from the Debats study
Background - In 2004, the French High Council for Public Health recommended gaining a better understanding of the health effects resulting from exposure to aircraft noise. Following this...
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Life Events and Sleep Disorders: The Significant Impact of Precarious Living Conditions and Experienced Violence.
Objective: To investigate the links between life events and sleep disorders in the general population. Patients and methods: The 2005 Life Events and Health (EVS) survey conducted...
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Sleep Disorders in the General Population: Changes in Prevalence and Associated Sociodemographic Factors, 1995–2005.
In France, in 2005, 18% of people aged 12–75 reported being dissatisfied with the quality of their sleep, and 46% said they had experienced sleep problems in the past eight days....
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Sleep Education: Learn More [Bibliography]
The first section of this "Further Reading" section provides a list of references on sleep. During our literature review, we identified a large number of books and guides intended for...
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Sleep Planet... Teens Get Involved in Health Education!
The Isère Departmental Association for Health and Social Education (ADESSI) carried out an initiative to empower a group of adolescents struggling academically to take charge of their...
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Sleep: A New Public Health Priority?
For many people, sleep is seen as a personal and private matter, akin to the intimate aspects of the bedroom. Some might think that this issue is not a true public health priority but...
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Different cultures, different sleeping habits.
In Japan, naps are viewed favorably; they reflect the dedication citizens bring to their work and social lives. In France, napping remains taboo and is not widely accepted socially....
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The Giordanella Report on Sleep: From Assessment to Action.
Twenty to thirty percent of French people suffer from insomnia, and 9 to 10 percent from severe insomnia. The impact on health remains underestimated, and these disorders are...