The "Further Reading" section offers additional resources to complement the journal’s special issue. For this issue on “Promoting the Health of People with Disabilities,” we have focused...

In this section, we present a list of resources on health promotion and health education. While by no means exhaustive, this selection includes bibliographic databases, action databases,...

The "Learn More" section offers, in addition to the articles, a selection of bibliographic resources: books, journals, organizations, informational websites, and more. For this special...

Health education professionals and community education professionals: this "Learn More" section provides references describing your respective fields and how they interact. It also...

The bibliography presented in this section includes several entries that illustrate the articles in this special issue. First, there are references on lifestyles; followed by references...

The bibliography provided includes three entries on the topic of health promotion and aging: "Older Adults, Lifestyles, and Health: General Data," "Perceptions and Social Ties...

Our relationship with the media has been the subject of numerous writings: alternately portrayed as dangerous, manipulative, violent, civic-minded, educational, and empowering, the media...

In recent years, eating disorders have been the subject of a vast number of publications. In particular, there are many personal accounts from former bulimics and anorexics. We have set...

La Santé de l'homme devoted a special feature to "What Kind of Health Education for Migrants?" in its January-February 2002 issue (No. 357). The "Further Reading" section of this feature...

To tackle this very broad topic, we have deliberately limited our research to relationships between parents and children (unborn and newborn) and to relationships between professionals...