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Accidents Among Kindergarten Students in Metropolitan France in 2012–2013: A School-Based Survey
This report describes accidents involving children in the final year of preschool (GSM), most of whom are 6 years old, based on a school-based survey conducted in 2012–2013. Accident...
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Accidents Involving Ninth-Grade Students: Trends from 2004 to 2009
Objectives: To describe accidents among eighth-grade students and their trends between 2004 and 2009. Subjects, materials, and methods: The same survey was conducted in schools among...
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Anorexia: A deep-seated fear of being dependent on others that leads the individual to physically withdraw. [Interview].
Anorexia is a disorder of attachment stemming from a panic-stricken fear of dependence on others, which leads the individual to physically wither away, explains Professor Maurice Corcos,...
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Epidemiological investigations at a vitamin manufacturing company in Allier. Interim report for the Directorate General for Health and the Directorate General for Labor
The Adisseo plant, located in Commentry in the Allier department, manufactures vitamins and amino acids through chemical synthesis. Following the observation of a cluster of kidney...
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Cyclists Involved in Accidents (CVA). Part 3. Survey of 900 cyclists. Use of helmets and high-visibility gear
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Incinerators and Health. Recommendations for epidemiological studies aimed at improving our understanding of the health impacts of incinerators
The Institute for Health Surveillance convened a group of experts to propose areas for epidemiological research on the health impacts on populations living near municipal solid waste...
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Assessment of the Health Impacts of the Chernobyl Accident in France: Epidemiological Surveillance System, Current State of Knowledge, and Evaluation. Summary of the Report
This joint report by the IPSN and the InVS addresses the following topics in turn: an overview of the current state of knowledge regarding both the health consequences of the Chernobyl...
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Consultation on health monitoring priorities in the area of chronic diseases and injuries
The creation of the Institute for Health Surveillance led to an expansion of the scope of surveillance and necessitated a review of priorities in the field of chronic diseases and...
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Aluminum: What Are the Health Risks? A Summary of Epidemiological Studies. The Epidemiological Section of the Joint InVS-Afssa-Afssaps Expert Review
Aluminum is the third most abundant element in the Earth's crust, after oxygen and silicon. Humans are exposed to naturally occurring aluminum through direct contact with soil and air,...
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Accidents in daily life among children aged 0 to 16. Epidemiological data from 1999 to 2001