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Occupational cancers. The number of cases has yet to be estimated
To determine the number of cancer cases attributable to a particular risk factor, it is necessary to know the relative risk and the prevalence of exposure in the general population; the...
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The Role of Intervention Epidemiology in Natural Disasters: The Case of Hurricane Mitch in Central America, 1998
In October 1998, Hurricane Mitch claimed several thousand lives and left hundreds of thousands of people homeless in Central America. Numerous agricultural resources and infrastructure...
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Commentary. Urban Air Pollution and Lung Cancer in Stockholm. Special Issue. Long-Term Effects of Air Pollution: European Studies
This article is a commentary on a study published in the journal *Epidemiology* 2000;11(5):487-95. While the causal relationship between air pollution and lung cancer is now well...
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Commentary. Road traffic pollutants affect male fertility. Special Issue. Air Pollution and Reproduction
This article is a commentary on a study published in the journal Hum Reprod 2003;18:1055-61. The aim of this study is to assess the impact of continuous exposure to traffic pollution on...
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Implementing Health-Promoting Urban Planning: The Story of Three "Boosters"
Health-Promoting Urban Planning (HPUP) aims to integrate health and well-being as central criteria in urban planning policies by addressing environmental, social, and behavioral...
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A Collaborative Work Program on Cancer Epidemiology: 2014–2019 Review
In France, epidemiological surveillance of cancer is based on a multi-source surveillance system and a partnership work program (PTP) defined and implemented by the French Network of...
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Occupation-Exposure Matrix in Occupational Health: Historical, Semantic, and Practical Considerations
Editorial. No abstract available.
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Dark Waters - Pollution and Health [Cinésanté]
The film *Dark Waters*, suitable for high school students and older, is a valuable resource for educators and youth leaders to discuss with young people the impact of industrial chemical...
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Ethics, Health Promotion, and Psychiatry
When dealing with vulnerable individuals, what ethical principles should a psychiatrist follow?
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Promoting a holistic view of mental health: an ethical challenge for communities
Promoting mental health means working to create living conditions and an environment that support mental health. Indeed, the determinants of mental health (like those of physical health)...