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Narcotics Anonymous, a lay-led program in the field of addictive behaviors focused on recovery, emotional management, and community support
In France, the model for treating substance users is currently dominated by the harm reduction paradigm. Narcotics Anonymous groups offer their members an alternative approach based on...
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Genotypic diversity of rotavirus infections in children presenting to pediatric emergency departments in France between 2006 and 2009
Introduction - Rotaviruses are the leading cause of acute gastroenteritis in children. In the context of vaccination, careful prospective surveillance is required to monitor and...
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Incidence of childhood cancers in France: data from national pediatric registries, 2000–2004
Since 1990, the surveillance of childhood cancers in France has been carried out by the National Registry of Malignant Hematological Diseases in Children (RNHE) and, since 2000, by the...
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Oral Health Disparities Among Adults in the Île-de-France Region, 2002–2003
Social disparities in health are particularly evident in the field of oral health. The INSEE Decennial Health Survey conducted in 2002–2003 provides data on the general population...
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The French and the Challenge of Pandemic Risk: An Exploratory Study
Over the past three years, the increasing number of alerts related to avian influenza has raised public awareness of the threat of a flu pandemic comparable to that of 1918–1919....
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Renago: A Review of Its First 11 Months of Operation
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A new epidemiological indicator for detecting the onset of an outbreak
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Circular No. 642 of November 19, 1986, regarding the mandatory reporting of communicable diseases
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Tools for monitoring infectious diseases in France
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Epidemic viral gastroenteritis (infection with Norwalk virus and related viruses)