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Housing: A Fundamental Right and a Key Determinant of Overall Population Health
The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes that access to quality housing is one of the basic prerequisites for leading a healthy life. It is a major determinant of health....
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Housing: A Key Determinant of Public Health: Introduction to the Report
This special issue on housing presents a non-exhaustive overview of the scientific literature on substandard housing. In addition, several experimental, innovative, or long-term programs...
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Dry January: People Are Experiencing Real Benefits from Not Drinking [Interview].
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Supporting Women Who Find Themselves on the Streets with Their Babies After Leaving the Maternity Ward [Interview]
A shelter with 90 beds offering unconditional shelter for homeless mothers: The Aurore association runs a shelter in Paris that provides women who have recently given birth with a place...
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Regional support mechanisms for health promotion: fostering knowledge transfer
Regional support mechanisms for health professionals contribute to the generation of evidence in health promotion and facilitate knowledge transfer. Here’s a closer look at two such...
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Physical activity: a scientifically proven treatment for obesity, depression, and diabetes
For many chronic conditions, rest has long been the standard of care, but we are now witnessing a true paradigm shift: scientific studies show that physical activity (PA) has undeniable...
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Analysis of the "Assist" Peer-Led Tobacco Prevention Program in French Middle Schools
A Stop Smoking In Schools Trial (ASSIST), a proven British smoking prevention program for middle schools, has been piloted in France. The initial results are promising.
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Preventing Smoking in High Schools: Developing Prevention Initiatives Led by Young People [Interview]
In the Occitanie region, a tobacco prevention program—which involves young peers trained to raise awareness among their peers—succeeded in preventing an increase in the prevalence of...
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Health in Action, December 2014, No. 430: Prisons: What Role for Health Promotion?
The main feature of this issue provides an overview of healthcare in prisons, examines the approaches used by professionals—particularly in terms of treatment and prevention—and, above...
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Health in Action, March 2015, No. 431: Developing psychosocial skills in children and youth.
Numerous health education and public health programs aim to develop psychosocial skills. This special issue examines the issue and takes a critical look at a concept whose implementation...