Given the significant burden of cancer on contemporary morbidity and mortality, it is essential to assess public opinions, perceptions, and attitudes regarding the various risk factors...

Health education can have unexpected, or even adverse, effects, particularly when it addresses multiple health risks on the one hand, and a single risk factor linked to several different...

Background: Little is known about the levels of psychoactive substance use among college students, largely due to the lack of a national survey sample. In France, little attention has...

In the spring of 2007, Public Health issued a call for papers on the topic of occupational health. The importance of occupational health for public health, highlighted by this call, was...

The development of health education campaigns targeting specific audiences is typically based on the public’s perception of risk. However, despite recent food-related health crises...

While drug use before the age of 14 is relatively rare, it very often indicates situations of vulnerability that require prompt intervention and, therefore, an effective public response....

Understanding psychotherapists’ interventions during sessions is a key issue in the field of psychotherapy research. This methodological article aims to compare and synthesize three...

Adolescence is often a time for experimenting with psychoactive substances and sometimes marks the transition to more regular use. Drawing on the results of general population surveys...

In late 2001, a National Group of Health Education Librarians was formed with the goal of "contributing to the development of a consistent library service across the country in the field...

Public health research must place greater emphasis on a problematized approach to gender and gender relations in order to interpret social reality. Gender-based analysis in the areas of...