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Perceptions of outdoor air pollution and its health effects: regional and social disparities.
Introduction. The links between the environment and health are complex, particularly due to the accumulation of exposures alongside numerous other risk factors, but also because some of...
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Are social inequalities an obstacle to prevention? The example of smoking.
Objective. To examine the extent to which social inequalities hinder tobacco prevention efforts by studying the relationships between time horizons, distrust of tobacco control measures,...
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Treatment adherence among patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D): the Entred study, 2007–2010.
Objective - To describe self-reported treatment adherence among people with type 2 diabetes (T2D) treated with insulin and/or oral antidiabetic drugs (OADs) and to identify the factors...
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Treatment adherence among patients with type 1 diabetes: the Entred study, 2007–2010.
Objective - To describe self-reported treatment adherence among people with type 1 diabetes treated with insulin and/or oral antidiabetic medications and to identify its determinants....
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Training for food aid workers: How to incorporate a prevention-oriented approach into support for beneficiaries.
Social inequalities and precarious living conditions lead to significant disparities in dietary behaviors and nutritional risks (ABENA 2004–2005). The most vulnerable populations,...
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Tuberculosis in France: New Challenges for Clinicians in 2008.
The need for a tuberculosis control program arose due to disparities in incidence (both geographic and across population groups) and varying tuberculosis control practices. This program...
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The Social Construction of Risk: The Case of Adolescent Use of Psychoactive Substances.
Young people who use psychoactive substances are often viewed through a stereotypical lens by adult society. Any risk prevention policy must begin by moving beyond these assumptions and...
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Major risks associated with the use of psychoactive substances.
Each psychoactive substance carries its own specific risks: a detailed review of these risks. Gaining a better understanding of them enables the development of tailored prevention...
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Challenges and Risk-Taking: From Binge Drinking to Necknomination.
Psychosocial influences appear to play a decisive role in young people’s habits and risky behaviors. Young people engage in excessive consumption to test their limits and those of...
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When and where should the BCG vaccine be administered?
The requirement for all children to receive the BCG vaccine before entering a group setting was suspended in July 2007. This requirement was replaced by a strong recommendation that...
