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Assessment of Morbidity and Mortality Indicators (MMI) for Monitoring Health Impacts During Cold Snaps and Snow and Ice Storms
Background and objective: In France, during cold waves and episodes of snow and ice, health indicators of mortality and morbidity (IMM) are monitored as part of syndromic surveillance in...
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Descriptive study of locally acquired cases of hepatitis E, France, 2010
In France, since 2006, the number of confirmed cases of locally acquired hepatitis E (HE) has increased significantly. In 2010, a descriptive study of locally acquired HE cases was...
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Editorial. In light of the ongoing rise in sedentary lifestyles, governments must promote all strategies that encourage physical activity or sports.
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The Benefits of Physical Activity for People Over 50. A Literature Review.
Scientific evidence of the benefits of physical activity (PA) as people age, particularly after age 50, is mounting at a time when population aging—especially in France—is becoming a...
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Outdoor play among children aged 3 to 10 in the National Nutrition and Health Survey (ENNS, 2006–2007).
Objective: Outdoor play makes a significant contribution to overall physical activity among young children. Our objective is to describe, using data from the National Nutrition and...
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Active Transport and Health: The European TAPAS Program and a Health Impact Assessment in Barcelona (Spain).
Background: Promoting walking and cycling as modes of transportation offers several benefits, such as reducing pollutant emissions and increasing physical activity among the population....
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Epidemiology of sports-related injuries in France.
Introduction: It is widely acknowledged that engaging in physical and sports activities brings health benefits. However, participating in sports can also have drawbacks. Alongside the...
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Editorial. Influenza is the epidemic that kills the most people in France each year
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Influenza Surveillance in Metropolitan France. 2014–2015 Season
This article provides an overview of influenza activity in mainland France during the 2014–2015 season. Methods: This review is based on a descriptive analysis of influenza surveillance...
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Influenza Virological Surveillance: 2014–2015 Season
Influenza surveillance by the National Reference Center for Influenza Viruses during the 2014–2015 season began in late September 2014 and ended in early April 2015. The epidemic, which...