Background - In France, approximately 40,000 people are unaware that they are infected with HIV. Although previous studies have assessed the cost-effectiveness of routine HIV testing in...

Introduction - The acceptability and feasibility of HIV testing were analyzed in 27 emergency departments in the Île-de-France region as part of a study aimed at assessing the public...

This article provides an overview of HIV testing in France in 2009, with a specific focus on the anonymous and free testing program. In 2009, five million HIV serology tests were...

Objective - To describe the characteristics of people with diabetes (all types) in the French overseas departments (DOMs), their health status and quality of care (type 2), and to...

Objectives - The objective was to examine, in light of clinical guidelines, the practices of general practitioners regarding the intensification of antidiabetic treatment in patients...

Objectives - To determine, using health insurance data, changes in the prevalence of treated diabetes in France between 2000 and 2009; to describe geographic disparities by examining...

For the past 50 years, Mycobacterium bovis tuberculosis (TB) has been reported in wildlife populations across several countries; depending on the context, these populations may serve as...

Hepatitis E, which is endemic in countries with inadequate public sanitation, is responsible for locally acquired cases in industrialized nations. The sources of infection and modes of...

A distinctive feature of the hepatitis E virus (HEV) is that it can infect both humans and animals. New findings, such as the close genetic similarity between strains found in humans and...