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Tobacco control: information and misinformation.
Effective tobacco control relies on public awareness campaigns designed to dispel the positive image of tobacco—especially among young people—and highlight its dangers. But these efforts...
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Effective interventions to prevent unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning: a literature review.
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Validated or Promising Interventions for Tobacco Prevention Among Youth: A Literature Review.
The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of the scientific evidence regarding validated interventions for tobacco prevention among children and adolescents. The rise in...
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Evidence-based or promising interventions for preventing alcohol use among young people: a literature review.
Despite a steady decline in average annual consumption of pure alcohol in France since the early 1960s, certain indicators of alcohol use have risen among young people over the past...
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Alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis: drugs at age 17.
Tobacco, alcohol, and cannabis are the three psychoactive substances most commonly tried and used in late adolescence. Today, numerous studies shed light on adolescence and, in...
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Social Perceptions of Alzheimer's Disease: The Many Facets of Forgetfulness.
Few studies are available in France on social perceptions of Alzheimer's disease, even though the stakeholders involved (decision-makers, professionals, and families) report a negative...
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Creating an environment more conducive to physical activity. [Interview]
Physical activity slows down the aging process. For patients with cystic fibrosis, it improves their lung capacity and their ability to fight off lung infections. According to the WHO, a...
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Promoting physical activity for the health of older adults.
Professor Daniel Rivière coordinates the working group on "Physical and Sports Activities for Older Adults." In January 2014, he submitted his report to the government and put forward a...
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Screening Practices for Viral Hepatitis Among General Practitioners, France, 2009.
Introduction: In France, an estimated 500,000 adults are chronically infected with viral hepatitis B or C, and nearly half of them are unaware of their serostatus. Strengthening...
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Teenage smoking following the ban on tobacco sales to minors under 16 in France
Introduction - Despite a decline in smoking rates among adolescents over the past decade, few studies have sought to assess the prevalence of new forms of tobacco use, such as hookah, or...