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The Risks of a Poorly Managed Vaccination Policy: The Case of Rubella Vaccination
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Health Impacts of Cleanup Operations Following the Pollution Caused by the Erika Shipwreck: Assessment and Prevention. Summary of Available Data and Recommendations
Volunteers and professionals who participated in cleanup operations at sites contaminated by the oil spill and in the treatment of affected birds were exposed to various chemicals...
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Air and Health Monitoring Program - 9 Cities (PSAS-9)
In March 1999, the InVS published the initial results of the Air & Health Surveillance Program – 9 Cities (PSAS-9). This first phase demonstrated the feasibility of bringing together...
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Salmonella outbreak linked to the consumption of ground beef in France, November–December 1999
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Epidemiology of Pertussis (1993–2000): A Review of Hospital Surveillance and Outbreak Investigations in Communities in France
Despite having achieved very high vaccination coverage for over 30 years with a vaccine whose protective efficacy has been confirmed, pertussis has not been eliminated in France. Data...
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Neonatal pertussis
Neonatal pertussis is rare; the Renacoq network has recorded 34 cases over a three-year period. Newborns and infants under three months of age have little or no protection from maternal...
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Samu World Mission in Nicaragua
Following the passage of Hurricane Mitch through Central America on October 31, 1998, Samu Mondial was dispatched on a mission to Nicaragua and Honduras, in collaboration with the Civil...
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Monitoring the short-term effects of air pollution on mortality in urban areas. Results of a feasibility study in nine French cities
Background: The objective of this study was to quantify the short-term effects of air pollution on mortality and to assess the feasibility of establishing an epidemiological surveillance...