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...

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), obesity has reached epidemic proportions worldwide, leading to an increase in associated chronic diseases. Consequently, it is...

Introduction: Occupational factors that may increase cancer risk are generally studied in isolation from one another, even though exposure to carcinogens is often multifaceted. The...

The Occupational Health Plan aims to reduce the number of reported musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)—also known as overuse injuries—by 20% by 2009, with the preliminary objective of...

Background: The 2001 and 2012 INSEE-INED surveys on homelessness provided a description of the homeless population receiving social assistance services. Given the growing number of...

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...

Epidemics do not occur by chance. They reveal situations or risk factors—including social determinants—that have created conditions conducive to their occurrence. An outbreak is...

The AES Raisin/Geres surveillance system relies on the voluntary participation of healthcare facilities, where every AES reported to the occupational physician is documented on a...

Introduction: The prognosis for late preterm and early term births (35–36 weeks’ gestation and 37–38 weeks’ gestation, respectively) remains unclear during the first year of life....