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Heat Vulnerability: An Update on Risk Factors
The National Heat Wave Plan draws on epidemiological knowledge to identify vulnerable populations and define appropriate preventive measures to reduce the impact of heat waves. This...
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Occupational health indicators. Musculoskeletal disorders of the upper limbs in France
The government sought to establish, at the national level, a set of indicators designed to track changes in the health of the French population. Since its creation in 1998, the...
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Environmental factors influencing blood lead levels
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Lead poisoning screening in France and its results, 1995–2013
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Lead levels in children in France: results of the Saturn-Inf survey
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Lead Exposure Among Children in the Home. The Lead-Housing Project (2008–2014): Key Findings, Impact, and Outlook
Lead exposure levels have dropped significantly but remain a public health concern due to the widespread prevalence of exposure and the effects of low-dose exposure, for which there is...
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Heat Waves: How to Be Better Prepared [Editorial]
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Trends in Heat Waves and Associated Mortality in France, 2004–2014
Introduction: Following the 2003 heat wave, France implemented a national heat wave plan designed to reduce the health impacts of heat waves. The objective of this study is to describe...
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Key findings from health monitoring of the impacts of heat waves in France from 2015 to 2017
Since 2004, the Ministry of Solidarity and Health has been implementing the National Heat Wave Plan, which includes a weather monitoring and alert component and a public health...
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How to Better Understand the Health Impacts of Climate Change: The Value of International Multicenter Collaborations
Research on the potential health impacts of climate change must be based on epidemiological evidence documenting risks on a global scale. Multicenter studies are well-suited for this...
