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Future prospects for health promotion.
After discussing, in the first part of this issue, the evolution of health education through the lens of articles published in *La Santé de l'homme*, we asked several experts to share...
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Health Promotion and Political Economy.
Imagine... That is René Demeulemeester’s call to national and regional authorities and research teams to implement action strategies. Right here, right now! What if improving our quality...
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The Role of Health Education in Schools [Interview].
Interview with Nadine Neulat-Billard, Head of the Office of Health, Social Services, and Safety, Directorate General for School Education at the Ministry of National Education. Health...
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Ethics and Health Promotion: A Letter to *La Santé de l'homme* on Its 70th Anniversary.
A Brief History of the Magazine "La santé de l'homme" as Told Through a Letter
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The conditions of "living."
A call for reflection by Philippe Lecorps for "thoughtful prevention based on caring for others."
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Health promotion practices in France.
Two years after its creation, the INPES-EHESP Chair in Health Promotion takes stock of current practices across France. The picture is mixed: professionalization, a proliferation of...
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A century of health education.
A timeline from 1902 to 2010 tracing the history of health education (laws, key documents, institutions, etc.).
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*Losing My Mind* (film).
Relationships between people can sometimes be destructive. In *À perdre la raison*, a young mother ends up committing an irreparable act, trapped in a relationship that has bred...
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Men's Health: A Reflection of a Changing Society!
Éric Le Grand invites readers to explore seventy years of archives from *La Santé de l'homme*. As a historical journal, it has chronicled the transformations of French society: the...
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A look back at the origins of La Santé de l'homme.
Isabelle von Bueltzingsloewen, a professor of history and sociology of health, traces the origins of the founding of *La Santé de l'homme*. She shows that the public health education...