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Medicine, Standards, and Society: Forensic Medicine as a Public Health Discipline
Historically, forensic medicine has been a medical discipline situated at the intersection of medicine and the legal system, with the forensic pathologist recognized as a specialist in...
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Environmental Health Surveillance Programs in France: Insights from European and International Research.
For the past decade, the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (InVS) has been actively contributing to the development of methods for assessing the health impacts of public...
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Environmental Health Monitoring and Surveillance in Île-de-France: Complementarity Between Cire and ORS.
The characteristics of the Île-de-France region, particularly its high level of urbanization, give rise to nuisances—notably noise and pollution—and raise questions about their health...
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Environmental health: monitoring to provide early warning.
A health alert is based on the validation of a signal indicating a threat to public health that requires immediate action. Environmental health warning signals have various sources:...
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Health Data for Environmental Health Surveillance: Needs and Prospects.
Current French health data surveillance systems are not suited to the specific needs of environmental health. To provide a scientific response to concerns raised by the public or...
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Editorial. Environmental health surveillance: a little-known yet essential discipline.
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Concepts in environmental health monitoring.
Environmental health surveillance (EHS) can be understood as "public health surveillance of health related to the environment." This allows us to define it by extension from the...
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Social Inequalities in Health in France: Analysis of the 2008 Disability and Health Survey.
Introduction - The 2008 Household Survey on Disability and Health provides a basis for analyzing social inequalities in health through various self-reported indicators: perceived...
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Work, Employment, and Social Inequalities in Health.
Given the evidence of social inequalities in health, as demonstrated by the existence of gradients based on current social status, income, or educational attainment, the objective here...
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For whom will the bell toll? Inequalities in healthy life expectancy before and after age 65.
Background - As life expectancy increases, there are growing expectations that older adults will remain actively engaged in society, particularly in the labor market. However, social...