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Advice for parents of young children.
Drawing on the archives of the journal *La Santé de l'homme*, Bernadette Tillard, an anthropologist and public health physician, examines the nature of preventive health messages...
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From precariousness to social inequality: the challenges of the fight against social injustice.
Issues related to precarious living conditions and poverty have always been a central focus of the articles in *La Santé de l'homme*. In its early issues, the journal highlighted...
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Patient Education: Back to the Future.
A look back in time. 1955: patient education at the Beaurouvre sanatorium. Dr. J.-J. Hazemann recounts his experience in an article in *La Santé de l'homme*. His project exemplifies what...
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Men's Health, No. 318: Developing Countries. Health in Transition.
Comprising an editorial and seven articles, this special report provides an overview of health issues in these countries. The risk factors and modes of transmission for the most...
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Men's Health, No. 319: Health and Film. Special Feature.
This report provides an overview of health education and cinema in France, and introduces the Ciné-Santé festival, the first traveling film and health education festival, held in the...
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Men's Health, No. 322: The Future of Old Age. Special Report.
The report, produced in collaboration with the CNAV, outlines the characteristics of aging in France: life expectancy, disability-free survival, and mortality rates for those aged 75 and...
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Promoting Social Participation Among Older Adults [Introduction to the Report].
Social participation in the context of healthy aging has been promoted internationally since the early 2000s. It is part of a broader effort to prevent illness and promote health. Within...
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Prevention: Myth and Reality
It is important to ensure consistency between preventive measures in the social sector and efforts to reduce chronic diseases.
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Issues and the Meaning of Social Participation in Policies for Older Adults
A comprehensive and positive policy approach to aging requires two prerequisites: first, taking into account the diversity of individual experiences—and thus life courses—and second,...
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Rethinking social participation in old age.
Frédéric Balard invites us to reflect on how the concept of social participation is increasingly being established as a universal goal. Indeed, the development of a model for active and...