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Sexual Medicine and the Management of Sexual Violence.
Sexual medicine is an essential component of the therapeutic management of sexual violence. It has become an indispensable part of secondary and tertiary prevention efforts against such...
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Promote sexual health starting in elementary school.
Sexual health should be the cornerstone of any school health policy (with health and citizenship education committees — CESCs—are responsible for these initiatives), provided it...
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How can we prevent sexual abuse of minors?
Professionals must receive training to welcome, listen to, and support child victims of sexual abuse. This requires a significant expansion of professional training—both initial and...
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For people with disabilities, dependency tends to foster a certain degree of docility [Interview].
Family planning services work with people with disabilities living in residential facilities to promote independence, self-assertion, and informed consent regarding emotional,...
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Prevention, health promotion, and parenting.
Since 2013, the organization Stop Sexual Violence has been implementing a perinatal prevention program in France based on screening prospective parents who have been victims of violence...
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Strengthen prevention efforts to reduce sexual violence.
In June 2018, the French Federation of Resource Centers for Professionals Working with Perpetrators of Sexual Violence (FFCRIAVS) organized a public hearing at the Ministry of Solidarity...
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2015 Cancer Barometer - Alcohol and Cancer: Behaviors, Opinions, and Perceptions of Risk
The "Alcohol and Cancer" chapter of the 2015 Cancer Barometer examines French people’s drinking habits, as well as their sense of being informed about the health effects of alcohol,...
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Epidemiological Situation of Malaria in Mayotte in 2003 and 2004
The island of Mayotte, a French overseas department in the Indian Ocean with a population of approximately 170,000, is an area where malaria is endemic. The predominant Plasmodium...
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Malaria Surveillance in Réunion in 2003–2004: Trends and Recommendations for Action
In 1979, the World Health Organization (WHO) certified the elimination of malaria in Réunion. However, Réunion remains a malaria-prone area: Anopheles arabiensis, the primary malaria...