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Health Recommendations for Travelers, 2012 (for healthcare professionals)
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Surveillance of Occupational Diseases in France. 2008 Results.
Introduction. The French occupational health system is well-developed, but the impact of occupational factors on the population’s health remains poorly understood. Method. The French...
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Surveillance of occupational diseases: Implementation of the "Quinzaines MCP" protocol in French companies in the energy sector.
Approximately 140,000 employees of the EDF and GDF Suez groups are monitored by their companies’ occupational health services. In 2007, a working group of about a dozen physicians sought...
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An Analysis of Underreporting of Musculoskeletal Disorders in Seven French Regions in 2007.
Introduction - Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are the leading occupational disease (OD) compensated by the general Social Security system. Statistics from the occupational disease...
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Editorial. Air pollution in Europe: a persistent public health problem.
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Health Effects of Air Pollution: A Review of 15 Years of Monitoring in France and Europe.
In 1997, the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (ISP) established the Air and Health Surveillance Program (PSAS) and has coordinated or contributed to several European...
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The influence of particle size, source, and chemical composition on the health effects of particulate matter.
Fine particulate matter is a heterogeneous and complex mixture that varies over time and space. It can have diverse physical characteristics and consist of a multitude of chemical...
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Box. The influence of season and temperature on the effects of ozone and particulate matter on mortality in France.