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Weekly Epidemiological Bulletin, November 3, 2020, No. HS: Physical Activity in the Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Diseases
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Physical Activity and Health: The Paradox of "Advances in Knowledge" and "Low Levels of Physical Activity" in France - Editorial
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Scientific rationale for the first-line prescription of therapeutic physical activity programs for chronic diseases
Based on the Inserm collective expert report published in 2019, this article summarizes the adapted physical activity programs for therapeutic purposes that should be prescribed as a...
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The Role of Adapted Physical Activity in the Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Diseases: Context and Challenges in Implementing the 2019 Inserm Collective Expert Review
Chronic diseases represent a major public health challenge due to their prevalence, steady increase, burden of disease, and the dramatic rise in the risk of disability and dependency....
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Guidelines for a physical activity program, as a supplement to medical treatment
Based on data from the literature, the expert panel of the Inserm collective review "Physical Activity. Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Diseases" has recommended the systematic use...
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Physical Activity for People with Chronic Illnesses: Public Policy, Innovative Organizations, and Emerging Professional Practices
Physical activity (PA) interventions, now integrated into the care pathway, have gained scientific and institutional legitimacy in the management of chronic diseases. The number of...
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“2-2”: the new campaign encouraging young people to eat better on a budget without sacrificing enjoyment
According to a study by the National Observatory on Student Life1, nearly half of the student population reports skipping meals during a typical week of classes. Among the main obstacles...
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Weekly Epidemiological Bulletin, June 17, 2014, No. 18-19 Obesity among women receiving food assistance: social aspects and associated health issues (Abena 2011-2012)
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Children’s and Adolescents’ Exposure to Advertising for Fatty, Salty, and Sugary Foods: What Are the Recommendations for Regulation?
A study by Santé publique France released today shows that more than half of the advertisements seen by children and adolescents are for fatty, salty, and sugary foods (PGSS).
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Appointment of the National Center for the Promotion of Physical Activity and the Fight Against Sedentary Lifestyles (CND AP/S)
