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Nutrition: harmony above all else.
This article highlights the nutrition policy adopted by the CFES: linking nutrition to other health issues, relying on key groups such as schools, local communities, and health...
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Food: a thirst for information.
To assess the nature of the public’s nutritional information needs, the CFES launched a qualitative study designed to identify the types of dietary information that are known and used,...
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Nutrition for the Elderly: Age, Nutritional Needs, and Preferences.
The author, a registered dietitian, examines the effects of aging on the eating habits of people over 65 (changes in taste, thirst, difficulty chewing, and digestive capacity). She...
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Physical Activity and Sedentary Lifestyles: A Layperson’s Guide to the New Recommendations.
The French recommendations on physical activity and reducing sedentary behavior were updated in February 2016 in a collective expert report and an advisory opinion issued by the French...
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An increase in smoking has been confirmed in France.
The initial findings of the 2010 Health Barometer from the National Institute for Prevention and Health Education (Inpes) confirm the recent rise in smoking rates in France. The...
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In the face of the tobacco lobby, providing credible and scientifically verified public health information
How should we provide information about tobacco? On this public health issue, as on all others, there is, on the one hand, information provided by the tobacco industry, and on the other,...
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Cigarettes can be considered an over-the-counter anxiety reliever.
As a risk sociologist, Patrick Peretti-Watel conducted a series of interviews with heavy smokers from disadvantaged communities. He highlights the relative failure of smoking prevention...
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Smoke-free high schools: 22 pilot schools.
Since September 2003, twenty-two participating high schools across France have been piloting smoking prevention and cessation programs. The goal is for these schools to eventually become...
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Support from trained professionals increases the success rate of smoking cessation [Interview].
While the overall prevalence of smoking remains stable, smoking rates are declining among women, and more of them are looking to quit. Dr. Nadia Lahlou explains why smoking cessation...
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Tobacco use in France: Key findings from the 2014 Health Barometer.
After rising between 2005 and 2010, the prevalence of smoking in France has stabilized, according to the latest Baromètre Santé survey by INPES. The prevalence of regular smoking has...