Organized breast cancer screening via mammography was rolled out nationwide in France in 2004. Women still have the option of undergoing screening upon referral by a healthcare...

To better understand the barriers, motivators, and behaviors of women and healthcare professionals regarding the organized breast cancer screening program (DOCS), the National Cancer...

Introduction. Occupational infection risks, particularly accidental exposure to blood (AEB), are monitored in healthcare facilities in France, but few studies have assessed these risks...

This article presents an epidemiological, clinical, and virological overview of influenza activity in mainland France during the 2011–2012 season. Methods. This overview is based on a...

This article examines changes in knowledge and perceptions of HIV/AIDS risk, as well as shifts in prevention behaviors among the population living in mainland France. Six waves of...

In France, an estimated 15,000 to 30,000 people are believed to be living with HIV but undiagnosed, and half of all HIV diagnoses are made at an advanced stage, when CD4 counts are below...

In France, virological surveillance, including serotyping, is routinely conducted alongside epidemiological surveillance of new HIV diagnoses. The combination of virological and...

Introduction. The 2010 Mortality Survey described the distribution of causes of death in France in 2010 among adults infected with HIV (HIV+) and changes in these patterns since 2000....

In the Île-de-France region, individual boilers are often the cause of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning incidents in homes. The characteristics of these poisoning incidents may vary...