In France, as in other European countries, immigrant women face an increased risk of maternal mortality, particularly those born in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). While it has already been...

The perinatal period (pregnancy and the first postpartum year) is a time of vulnerability to the onset or worsening of psychiatric symptoms or disorders in mothers, which can lead to...

Physical inactivity contributes to a shorter life expectancy. Physical activity is a very important factor in health promotion. It plays a role in the primary, secondary, and tertiary...

This report focuses on health promotion through physical activity; it covers a wide range of initiatives across regions, highlighting interventions targeting various populations—whether...

Encouraging inactive populations to become active requires specific approaches. Instruction must enable participants to develop physical techniques tailored to their abilities. A health...

Physical activity levels drop sharply during adolescence, particularly among girls. This is the result of a variety of factors, including social norms, physical changes, body image, and...

Participation in sports among people with disabilities living in medical-social institutions and services (ESMS) remains too low even today. It is in this context that the French...

Physical activity helps improve body image and self-confidence in people with mental health conditions; it also improves their quality of life.

In 2021, the National Cancer Institute (INCa) conducted two surveys: a quantitative, representative survey of 200 general practitioners to assess their prescribing practices, and a...

The range of services in adapted physical activity (APA) is inconsistent. Regional "Sport-Health-Well-being" strategies are implemented in varying ways across the country. These local...