Santé publique France studies the health attitudes and behaviors of the French population through the Health Barometer, a survey that includes a specific module on the use of the...

Placed in care and often shuffled from one program to another, young people living on the streets share the common experience of having endured numerous breakdowns in their...

The ATD Fourth World Family Support Center provides temporary housing and social support to thirty-five families in extreme poverty with young children. It also offers social support to...

During adolescence, the use of tobacco, alcohol, and paka plays a significant role in drug use, but Polynesian adolescents sometimes experiment with other substances as well. These may...

Healthcare utilization reflects the frequency of medical consultations, care, and treatments within a population. It involves the unique relationship between a patient and their...

In recent years, people with cancer in France have experienced less isolation than in the past. Two favorable factors have come together: on the one hand, collective advocacy by patients...

In France, school is compulsory from ages 6 to 16; it is free and open to all children, including those in the overseas departments and territories. The curriculum is national, with no...

At a time when it is mostly "delinquent" teenagers and their "neglectful" parents who are making headlines, what urgency is there to examine approaches to health education for young...

The goal of a new series of booklets on youth health that INPES is set to launch is to provide frontline workers with a tool to support prevention efforts. The first booklet will be...

According to the INPES Health Barometer survey, 10.5% of boys and 4% of girls aged 12 to 25 who are currently in school have committed an act of violence—such as hitting or physically...