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Environmental health: monitoring to understand and predict.
Among the objectives of epidemiological surveillance, priority is sometimes given to acquiring knowledge rather than to detecting clusters of cases, which is the primary purpose of...
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Human Biomonitoring in Cyprus: Cotinine Levels in Children and the Impact of Smoking, 2004–2008
Objectives - This study describes a large-scale anti-smoking campaign conducted in Cyprus from 2004 to 2008 with the aim of reducing children’s exposure to secondhand smoke and...
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Biomonitoring as a Policy Tool: A Case Study on Mercury and Pesticide Monitoring in New York
Introduction - In 2004, New York City conducted a population-based environmental biomonitoring study to identify exposures to selected biomarkers and provide guidance for public health...
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Survey: Medical Monitoring of Occupational Exposure to Hazards. Sumer, France.
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Editorial. Travel Tips: What's New in 2009?
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2009 Health Recommendations for Travelers (For Healthcare Professionals)
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Improving the Diagnosis and Management of Anxiety and Depression in the Working-Age Population: The Experience of the Aprand Program in France.
Introduction - In the early 2000s, an assessment of the detection and treatment of anxiety and depression in the adult population showed that at least 10% met the ICD-10 (10th revision...
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Epidemiology and Occupational Medicine: The Challenge of the Samotrace Program, France.
Issues related to mental health and work are often addressed using data generated by statistical and epidemiological analyses. However, the connections established by these disciplines...
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Mental Health and the Psychosocial Environment at Work: Initial Findings from the Samotrace Program, Corporate Component, France.
Introduction - The objective of this study is to describe the links between mental health symptoms and the psychosocial environment at work. The data come from the workplace component of...
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Identifying or diagnosing psychosocial risks: what tools are available?
The use of measurement scales or questionnaires is common and is often seen as a panacea for assessing occupational risks in the psychosocial sphere. However, these tools should be...
