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Modeling Short-Term Links Between Air Pollution and Health: An Update on Time Series Analysis Methods
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Genital Infections in Women in Private Practice. Aforcopi-BIO Surveys. Comparison of Results from 1987 and 2002
In connection with genital infections observed in private practice among women, the collection of 1,836 cervicovaginal samples in 1987 and 368 in 2001 enabled clinical and biological...
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Epidemiological foundations for the monitoring of breastfeeding in France
The purpose of this article is to review the expected benefits of breastfeeding, to provide a summary of the available data in France, and to discuss breastfeeding surveillance systems...
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Changes in food consumption in the Suvimax study, 1995–2002
Nutrition plays a major role in the development of many chronic diseases. In this context, the National Nutrition and Health Program (PNNS, 2001) has as its overall objective the...
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Ten Years of Monitoring Childhood Lead Poisoning in the Île-de-France Region, May 1992–December 2001
Established by order of the regional prefect in 1992, the Ile-de-France Childhood Lead Poisoning Surveillance System (Sssiilf) brings together all regional partners involved in screening...
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Health Effects of Airborne Particles: A Review of Epidemiological Studies
Exposure to particulate matter pollution has been linked to an increased risk of mortality and hospitalizations due to respiratory and cardiovascular causes. Its effects have been...
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European Tuberculosis Surveillance: Network Overview and Recent Findings
EuroTB is a tuberculosis surveillance network that has covered the WHO European Region since 1996. Its goal is to enhance the contribution of surveillance to tuberculosis control, based...
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Surge in Hantavirus Infections, France 2003
Background. Hantavirus infections are present in northeastern France. Humans become infected by inhaling dust contaminated with rodent excreta. In February 2003, the National Reference...
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The August 2003 heat wave: What happened?
The summer of 2003 was the hottest France had experienced in 53 years. A heat wave of exceptional intensity occurred during the first half of August, with maximum and minimum...
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Urban Airborne Particles and Cardiovascular Toxicity: Risks That Are Becoming Increasingly Well Understood
Abstract: A review of the literature on the epidemiological and pathophysiological understanding of the short-term cardiovascular effects of atmospheric particulate matter. Current...