The problem of water pollution, exacerbated by the drought of 1990, is discussed in relation to countries such as France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom, and West Germany,...

For the past six years, a team of professionals from the Jacob-Holtzer School Complex—including nurses, a social worker, a science teacher, and guidance counselors—in Firminy (Loire) has...

The Ile-de-France School for Parents and Educators has been authorized by the Ministry of Social Affairs to establish and oversee the anonymous, toll-free “Fil jeunes santé” hotline, a...

For several years now, as part of training sessions for healthcare professionals, the International Center for Children (CIE) has been conducting field-based analyses of specific health...

This article presents the main findings of the CFES's Baromètre 92 survey regarding social perceptions of cancer and its risk factors, as well as access to cancer screening. The...

In response to the challenges posed by the constraints and costs of disposing of waste and household garbage, a range of so-called "clean" products has emerged, bearing the green label...

This report addresses several aspects of adolescent sexuality. An assessment of sex education in schools is provided: the sexual behaviors of adolescents are examined, including the age...

Interview with Professor Pierre-Marie Girard, head of the Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases at Saint-Antoine Hospital in Paris. At Saint-Antoine Hospital, a specialized...

Why, despite the fundamental changes Iran has undergone in recent decades, have vaccination policies been consistently successful? And to what extent has religion contributed to this...

Crack use has become a public health issue in Guadeloupe. A study highlights the precarious circumstances of users, curiosity as the reason for starting use at an average age of 24,...