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Accidents Involving Exposure to Blood Among Midwives in French Maternity Wards. Results of the 2003 National Surveillance Study
Objective. The midwifery profession is one of the highest-risk occupations for accidental exposure to blood (AEB). Using data from the national AEB surveillance database, we aimed to...
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Fourteenth Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis
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Incidence of radiation dermatitis following interventional radiology procedures. Results of a feasibility study among French dermatologists who are members of the French Society of Dermatology
Introduction: Several cases of radiation dermatitis following interventional radiology procedures were observed—almost exclusively by dermatologists—between 1992 and 2000, with very few...
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International Classification of Diseases: Reference Lists for the Analysis of Causes of Death from Trauma in France
Introduction - The objectives of this study are to provide a list of codes from the Tenth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) that can be used to describe...
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Epidemiological Investigations in the Workplace: Some Basics for Occupational Physicians
Epidemiology has taken on a prominent role in workplace research. Occupational physicians do not always have all the tools needed to understand the fundamentals of epidemiological...
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Epidemiological surveillance of cancer: What system should be used for national surveillance?
In France, the fight against cancer is a top public health priority. This involves, in particular, improving the epidemiological surveillance system, which is one of the seventy measures...
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Cancer epidemiology
Accounting for 28% of all deaths, cancer is the second leading cause of death in France. Partly due to the aging population, new cases have increased by 36% over the past 20 years, but...
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Incorporating the dermal route into quantitative health risk assessments in environmental health
