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Evidence-based or promising interventions for preventing infectious diseases among young people through hand hygiene in schools: a literature review.
Infectious diseases continue to cause numerous deaths worldwide, including among young people. This article aims to provide an overview of the scientific evidence regarding validated or...
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Knowledge Syntheses on Prevention Interventions for Youth: Issues and Methods.
Over the past thirty years, a significant body of knowledge on prevention and health promotion interventions has been accumulated, particularly through numerous evaluation studies. For...
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Validated or Promising Interventions for the Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): A Literature Review.
The number of cases of sexually transmitted infections has been on the rise in France over the past decade. Combating these infections is one of the priorities of the 2010–2014 National...
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Validated or Promising Interventions for the Prevention of Unplanned Pregnancies: A Literature Review.
France has good contraceptive coverage; however, the rate of unintended pregnancies remains high. This article presents the main scientific findings on effective interventions for...
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The Development of Health Education in Schools: The Situations in France and Quebec.
Both France and Quebec place great importance on promoting youth health. This involves a policy aimed at developing health education in schools. However, their approaches differ...
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Hey, Grandpa, draw me a sheep!
For the past seven years, two retirement homes in Val-de-Marne have been hosting daycare centers on their premises. Interacting with the children helps some of the elderly residents...
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Moving beyond preventive myopia.
Prevention efforts shouldn't focus solely on teenagers! Yet it is to them that all eyes concerned with prevention naturally turn. Why this narrow-mindedness? [article excerpt]
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Some public health research programs fail because those working on the ground were not consulted. [Interview]
Tim Greacen, who holds a Ph.D. in psychology, became a research director after advocating within organizations—notably Aides—for users to have a say in the field of public health. This...
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Interventional research in public health: the INCa experience.
The National Cancer Institute has funded thirteen population health intervention research projects since 2010.
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Mother-baby shared care units: a tailored solution, a system to be implemented.
Joint mother-infant hospitalization units have recently been established in France. These services involve the hospitalization of both the mother and her child when the mother is...