Launched in January 2024, a multidisciplinary commission of experts studied the impact of screen time on the lives of children and adolescents. After three months of hearings, during...

Viewed from a public health perspective, digital technology use and its effects on health cannot be reduced to individual or family issues. Rather, they are part of dynamics involving a...

Sexuality and the prevention of sexually transmitted infections and HIV—topics that remain taboo in facilities for people with intellectual disabilities—have been the focus of a specific...

The MSA is developing a suicide prevention plan for farmers on the ground. Spotlight on the MSA in Armorique. In two departments—Finistère and Côtes-d’Armor—the MSA has established a...

For many chronic conditions, rest has long been the standard of care, but today we are witnessing a true paradigm shift: scientific studies show that physical activity (PA) has...

A literature review on the health needs of people with intellectual disabilities was conducted by Santé publique France as part of a partnership initiated in 2008 with the National...

In 1993, Professor Michel Debout submitted a landmark report on suicide to the Economic and Social Council, as it was the French Republic’s first official report on the subject. Twenty...

This literature review highlights the fact that family and friends most often express support for a fulfilling sex life for people with disabilities. Furthermore, it has been observed...

Stereotypes are defined as a set of shared beliefs regarding characteristics specific to an individual and behaviors specific to a social group. They are, therefore, the image we form of...

An initial cross-sectional study conducted in 2007, 2008, and 2009 among farm owners and farm workers revealed excess suicide mortality among male farm owners compared to the general...