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Monitoring tuberculosis outcomes. Is it time to update European recommendations?
We discuss the monitoring of tuberculosis treatment outcomes and the adherence of countries in the WHO European Region to changes introduced in 2001 to improve comparability across...
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15th Congress of the International Society for Exhibition Analysis. Tucson, Arizona, October 29–November 3, 2005
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An Overview of Diabetes Care in France: An Epidemiological Perspective on Clinical Practices
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Impact of the 2006 summer heat wave on emergency services activity in France.
Introduction - Heat waves often have significant health consequences. Prevention plans are developed to mitigate their effects, but no matter how effective they may be, they cannot...
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Editorial - The National Heat Wave Plan Put to the Test
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Initial estimate of the impact of the heat wave on mortality during the summer of 2006, France.
Introduction - In July 2006, France experienced a heat wave that affected many regions across the country. Monitoring its health impact in real time remains difficult and is limited to...
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Description of deaths potentially linked to the July 2006 heat wave in Aquitaine, France.
Introduction - A heat wave affected mainland France in July 2006. The warning and response levels of the National Heat Wave Plan were activated in Aquitaine from July 16 to 27. No...
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Screening for lead poisoning in children in France in 2003 and 2004
This report provides an overview of childhood lead poisoning screening activities in France for the years 2003 and 2004, based on data recorded in the national surveillance system for...
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Occupational Diseases in Poitou-Charentes. Results for 2006
This system relies on a sentinel network of volunteer occupational physicians who, twice a year for two consecutive weeks, report all cases of work-related illnesses (WRI) observed...
