Introduction: The objective was to describe mortality associated with mental disorders (MDs) in France. Methods: Our analysis, known as a multiple-cause analysis, examines both the...

Introduction: In France, drowning accounts for nearly 500 accidental deaths each summer and, in some cases, leads to serious long-term consequences. The majority of these incidents occur...

Introduction: This study describes the structure of mortality by cause in French Polynesia (FP) from 2005 to 2010 and its trends from 1984 to 2010. This structure is then compared with...

Hearing disorders observed in the workplace are primarily attributed to noise exposure alone and do not take into account the possible involvement of other factors, such as certain...

Introduction: At certain levels, noise exposure is harmful to the ear. Over a period of approximately thirty years (1968 to 2000), the IUMT in Lyon conducted audiometric follow-ups of...

Introduction: Job coding is essential for studying occupational risks at the population level or for standardizing job data for comparison purposes. Objective: To present the...

Introduction: Given the wide range of occupational exposures, the objective is to determine whether there are exposure profiles that combine biomechanical, chemical, and psychosocial...

Objective: Cardiovascular diseases are the second leading cause of death in France. Certain occupational risk factors have been implicated. The objective of this study is to analyze...

Objectives: To describe the medical conditions, place of death, hospitalizations, and use of inpatient palliative care (SPH) in the year preceding death. Methods: Individuals covered by...

Introduction Accidents in daily life (ADL) represent a major public health issue. Each year in mainland France, they result in more than 21,000 deaths and several hundred thousand...