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Ongoing Survey of Accidents in Daily Life (EPAC) – Finger Injuries in Children Under 14. 1995–1999
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Ongoing Survey of Accidents in Daily Life - Accidents Involving Changing Tables Among Children Under 5 Years of Age. 1999–2000–2001
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Ongoing Survey on Accidents in Daily Life (EPAC) – 1999–2003. Stroller
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2003–2005 Work Plan developed in partnership between the InVS / DMCT and the cancer registries of the FRANCIM network. Final version dated July 1, 2003
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Social Inequality and Health Communication: The Expectations of the Working Class. Analysis and Areas for Further Consideration.
This document is divided into two parts. The first part presents general considerations on health inequalities: their reality, perceptions of health, and a discussion of the...
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Aluminum: What Are the Health Risks? A Summary of Epidemiological Studies. The Epidemiological Section of the Joint InVS-Afssa-Afssaps Expert Review
Aluminum is the third most abundant element in the Earth's crust, after oxygen and silicon. Humans are exposed to naturally occurring aluminum through direct contact with soil and air,...
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Assessment of the Health Impacts of the Chernobyl Accident in France: Epidemiological Surveillance System, Current State of Knowledge, and Evaluation. Summary of the Report
This joint report by the IPSN and the InVS addresses the following topics in turn: an overview of the current state of knowledge regarding both the health consequences of the Chernobyl...
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Consultation on health monitoring priorities in the area of chronic diseases and injuries
The creation of the Institute for Health Surveillance led to an expansion of the scope of surveillance and necessitated a review of priorities in the field of chronic diseases and...
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Incinerators and Health. Recommendations for epidemiological studies aimed at improving our understanding of the health impacts of incinerators
The Institute for Health Surveillance convened a group of experts to propose areas for epidemiological research on the health impacts on populations living near municipal solid waste...
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Summary of the work conducted by the Department of Environmental Health at the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance on human exposure variables
Estimating a population’s exposure to a given agent in quantitative health risk assessment (QHRA) requires the use of “human exposure variables” (HEVs) that allow for the individual...
