Introduction to the special issue “Developing Psychosocial Skills in Children and Youth,” coordinated by Béatrice Lamboy, Ph.D. in Psychology, Program Director, INPES. Jacques Fortin,...

Demographers Richard Lalou and Victor Piché revisit the question of how migration affects the epidemic. Their study in Senegal shows that migration appears to have a restraining effect...

This study examines the coping strategies employed by psychologists to manage the suffering of patients they encounter daily in the therapeutic relationship, particularly when they...

The National Institute for Prevention and Health Education has launched an action research project called Panjo, focused on parent-child attachment. The project is initially aimed at...

For several years, INPES has been developing tools in the field of nutrition education, particularly as part of the National Nutrition and Health Program (PNNS). It is in this context...

It is now widely recognized that certain conditions, such as asthma attacks, bronchitis, and certain heart conditions, are exacerbated or even caused by environmental factors, whether...

A qualitative study on how doctors and pharmacists obtain information, conducted by the National Institute for Prevention and Health Education (INPES) and the National Health Insurance...

It is a little-known fact that the European Union allocates 300 million euros annually to fund public health initiatives. Health promotion is one of the three priorities of this budget....

The National Public Health Agency will ensure continuity in the policy-making and decision-making process, thereby enabling effective public health surveillance and the implementation of...