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Editorial. How can we make the most of this experience?
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Outbreaks of unexplained physical symptoms: how to diagnose “psychogenic syndrome.”
Introduction - Outbreaks of unexplained physical complaints are situations in which people exhibit the same somatic symptoms, with no organic cause, and in which these symptoms spread...
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Geographical variations in deaths from cancers for which screening is available in metropolitan areas, France, 1998–2002.
Introduction - As part of the government’s cancer plan, the InVS has strengthened regional cancer surveillance to inform decision-making and monitor local measures by analyzing...
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Surveillance of alveolar echinococcosis in France: a review of five years of data collection, 2001–2005.
Alveolar echinococcosis (AE) is a rare but serious larval cestodiasis caused by the development of the Echinococcus multilocularis (E. multilocularis) larva in the liver. It requires...
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Priorities and actions taken in the area of non-food-borne zoonoses, 2000–2005.
Non-foodborne zoonoses vary widely in terms of causative agents, modes of transmission, geographic distribution, and significance for human and animal public health. Since its...
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Clusters of pediatric cancers in Loire-Atlantique: Results of the first "clarification" campaign presented to stakeholders at the 3rd monitoring committee meeting
The monitoring committee, comprising all stakeholders, met for the third time on Thursday, August 29, in Nantes. The results of the environmental assessments conducted over the summer...
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Box. The epidemiology of cutaneous melanoma in France and Europe.
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Work-related fatal accidents in France, 2002–2004.
Introduction - Data on work-related and commuting accidents compensated by Social Security are underutilized in France. Can this data be used to calculate national indicators for...
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Coset: a new general-purpose tool for the epidemiological surveillance of occupational risks.
