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Sex Education for Young People: A Comprehensive and Positive Approach - Health in Action, 2024, No. 465
Sex education for young people remains a crucial issue, not only in the fight against sexism and sexual violence but also in providing everyone with the tools for a fulfilling emotional,...
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Working Together with Citizens for Better Health - Health in Action, 2025, No. 469
Citizen participation, which gives everyone a greater role in shaping public policy through conventions, online consultations, and collaborative workshops, is gaining momentum across a...
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Focusing on Effective Interventions to Improve Prevention - Health in Action, 2025, No. 470
The benefits of health promotion are now well documented. However, the interventions implemented among a target population or in specific settings, such as schools, must be effective....
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Improving the School Climate: Challenges and Recommendations for Action.
The deterioration of the school climate is linked to high rates of bullying. The establishment in 2013 of a ministerial task force responsible for preventing and combating violence in...
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Promoting Health Through Sports and Physical Activity [Introduction to the Report]
How can we encourage people to engage in sports and physical activity? What positive role can sports clubs, local communities, and our various living environments play, and how can they...
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Sports and Health: Definitions and the Role of Sports Clubs
Physical activity, sports, organized sports (recreational or competitive), health-focused sports, wellness sports, and adapted physical activity for health: these are all ways to engage...
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Major Clubs and Champions: A Catalyst for Community and Solidarity Initiatives
Major soccer clubs, along with their male and female players, can serve as catalysts for civic engagement and local action on behalf of vulnerable communities. We take a closer look at...
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The first wave of COVID-19 was more deadly for people born abroad
Typically, the all-cause mortality rate among immigrant populations is lower than that of the host country’s population. A study has shown that in France, the first wave of the COVID-19...
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A need for communication tailored to vulnerable populations
Vaccinating homeless individuals against COVID-19 has been one of the major challenges of the health crisis. Academics and field professionals, brought together by Santé publique France,...
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The effects of lockdown on children’s development remain difficult to assess
Studies suggest that the pandemic has not hindered children’s neurological development. However, some research indicates communication difficulties among infants born during this period....