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Building a "ruralism" that promotes health
Rural communities often struggle to embrace the concept of health-promoting urban planning, as they are unfamiliar with the tools involved or find them difficult to implement. Yet this...
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Toward Rural Environments That Promote Health: Learn More [Bibliography] »
To round out this report, we have included a selection of resources organized as follows: an overview of current knowledge (reports, data, recommendations), practical guidance for action...
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Addictions: Prevention and Substance Use Behaviors
Alcohol is the first psychoactive substance that adolescents experiment with, before tobacco; experimentation with cannabis occurs later. Effective prevention strategies for young people...
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Evaluation of Addiction Prevention: Methodology
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Suicide Prevention: Knowledge and Interventions [Introduction to the Report]
According to the latest data from the Center for Epidemiology on Medical Causes of Death (CépiDc) at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm), 8,948 suicide...
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The French Are Sleep-Deprived
The French don't get enough sleep—that is the main finding of surveys conducted by INPES. According to a survey published by the Institute in March 2008, 45% of young adults (aged 25–45)...
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OECD: Beyond Wealth: The Rise of Gross National Happiness [Interview]
The OECD measures the well-being of populations in its member states. The Nordic countries have a high level of well-being, due to their ability to involve the population in the process...
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Supporting Early Childhood Development [Introduction to the Feature]
Early childhood is a crucial period in a person’s development, and experiences during this time can have long-term effects. It is during the first year of life that essential sensory,...
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Health behaviors among people aged 55 to 85
Contrary to popular belief, older adults (ages 55–85) are less prone to depression and mental health issues than the rest of the population. Their eating habits are also healthier than...
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Interventions Evaluated in the Field of Suicide Prevention: A Literature Review.
To what extent are suicide prevention interventions effective? This literature review, based on internationally evaluated initiatives, identifies various potential approaches. The...