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Television Viewing During Childhood and Adolescence and Health Status in Adulthood
The author analyzes a study published in *The Lancet*, with the following citation: Hancox RJ, Milne BJ, Poulton R. Association between child and adolescent television viewing and adult...
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Changes in nutrient inputs in the SU.VI.MAX study (1995–2002)
The role of dietary intake in the development of chronic diseases (cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, osteoporosis) makes monitoring these factors essential. The launch...
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Editorial. Research and the National Institute for Prevention and Health Education.
Thanh Le Luong outlines the mission of the National Institute for Prevention and Health Education (INPES) and discusses future projects.
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Youth and Addiction: Changing Behaviors and Professional Practices. [Introduction to the Feature]
Introduction to the special issue "Youth and Addiction: Changing Behaviors and Professional Practices," coordinated by Emmanuelle Bauchet, a public health physician and head of the...
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Social health inequalities from Ottawa to Vancouver: working toward "equitable equality of opportunity."
The authors seek to demonstrate that the 1986 Ottawa Charter has not been sufficiently recognized over the past 20 years—even by those who cite it—as a strategic tool for guiding...
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Risky behaviors among adolescents: trends and contexts.
Tobacco, alcohol, and cannabis are the primary substances of concern among 12- to 25-year-olds, though there are significant variations in usage and practices. The youth population is...
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Risky drinking among young people: protective and vulnerability factors.
Protective and vulnerability factors are now well established in the scientific literature. The most important protective factors are: family, a sense of belonging to the community, and...
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Supporting young people who use substances so they can discover their potential and resources [Interview].
Motivational interviewing helps at-risk users feel confident enough to explore the benefits they would gain from reducing their substance use. A warm, empathetic listening approach that...
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General practitioners can identify early signs of distress [Interview].
General practitioners play a key role in supporting, treating, and referring young people struggling with addiction. The challenge lies in ensuring that enough time is set aside for this...
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Consultations with Young Consumers: Reaching Out to Them [Interview].
In Seine-et-Marne, a youth substance use clinic provides support to individuals facing difficulties due to risky use of psychoactive substances. The "Cann'accueil" youth counseling...