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The Challenge of Estimating Psychiatric Disability in a General Population Survey: The Example of the Handicap-Santé Survey
It is tempting to use the Handicap-Santé survey, conducted in France in 2008 and 2009, to estimate the proportion of the general population affected by "mental disability," and to...
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Sociodemographic, psychological, and lifestyle characteristics are associated with a preference for salty and sweet foods
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Maternal Mortality Among Women in Vulnerable Situations. Results from the ENCMM, France 2010–2012
The issue of precarious living conditions is a new focus for the ENCMM. In light of the perceived increase in the number of maternal deaths that may be linked to precarious living...
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Perinatal Care and Medical-Administrative Databases: What Are the Uses, Key Players, and Challenges for Birth Data? REDSIAM Special Edition
Background: The use of medical-administrative databases (MADBs) has emerged in the field of perinatal care, following efforts to regionalize healthcare. Their use has become more...
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Use of inpatient palliative care among people who died in France in 2013, by demographic characteristics and medical conditions
Objectives: To describe the medical conditions, place of death, hospitalizations, and use of inpatient palliative care (SPH) in the year preceding death. Methods: Individuals covered...
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Accidents in daily life in mainland France according to the 2012 Health and Social Protection Survey
Introduction Accidents in daily life (ADL) represent a major public health issue. Each year in mainland France, they result in more than 21,000 deaths and several hundred thousand...
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Body Mass Index (BMI) of children and adults in mainland France in 2015. Results of the Esteban study and trends since 2006
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), obesity has reached epidemic proportions worldwide, leading to an increase in associated chronic diseases. Consequently, it is...
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Workers' Exposure to Multiple Carcinogens in 2010
Introduction: Occupational factors that may increase cancer risk are generally studied in isolation from one another, even though exposure to carcinogens is often multifaceted. The...
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The "Nordic" questionnaire: its value in monitoring work-related upper limb overuse disorders
The Occupational Health Plan aims to reduce the number of reported musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)—also known as overuse injuries—by 20% by 2009, with the preliminary objective of...
