Between 2010 and 2012, 13 French departments implemented a pilot program for organized cervical cancer screening (CCS) based on a common protocol: inviting and reminding women aged 25 to...

Introduction: French guidelines set the age for initiating cervical cancer screening via Pap smear at 25 years. The frequent spontaneous regression of lesions resulting from human...

Introduction: The National Cancer Institute conducted a study aimed at identifying vulnerable populations and women who do not participate in cervical cancer screening (CCS), prior to...

Introduction: The National Cancer Institute conducted a health economic study on the widespread implementation of cervical cancer screening (CCS) to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of...

Objective: To examine trends in mortality and excess mortality at 5 years among people with diabetes compared to the general population in mainland France during the period 2002–2012....

Objective: To examine 10-year excess mortality—both overall and by specific causes—in a cohort of people with diabetes (Entred 2001) compared with the general population during the...

Introduction: Mortality among people with diabetes remains high in France, as does their excess mortality compared to the general population. In this context, understanding the...

This article presents an overview, updated for 2015, of HIV testing activity in France at medical testing laboratories, based on data from the "LaboVIH" registry and rapid diagnostic...

Introduction: Given the effectiveness of antiretroviral treatments and the increased life expectancy of people living with HIV, describing the causes of death and the characteristics of...

Introduction: HIV variants identified early in the course of infection serve as indicators of the strains circulating in France and contributing to the epidemic. The objective of the...