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The Capture-Recapture Method in Epidemiology: Principles, Limitations, and Applications
The capture-recapture method allows, by cross-referencing multiple sources of information from the same population, for estimating the number of cases not identified by any of the...
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From the users' perspective, what are the effects, benefits, and challenges associated with TSO?
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Epidemiological surveillance in the workplace: follow the guide!
The InVS and the INRS have recently collaborated on the development of a guide dedicated to the epidemiological surveillance of workplace mortality. This methodological document is...
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Causes of death in a cohort of EDF-GDF workers: a comparison of occupational health data and national statistics
Several methods can be used to identify the medical causes of death among participants in an epidemiological study. In a study of EDFGDF workers, the causes of death were obtained from...
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Television Viewing During Childhood and Adolescence and Health Status in Adulthood
The author analyzes a study published in *The Lancet*, with the following citation: Hancox RJ, Milne BJ, Poulton R. Association between child and adolescent television viewing and adult...
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Cancer: The Situation in France and the European Context
With 28% of all deaths, cancer is the second leading cause of death in France. Partly due to the aging population, new cases have increased by 36% over the past 20 years, but deaths have...
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Special Report: Epidemiology and Ionizing Radiation. Proposals for the Establishment of a National Cancer Surveillance System
The fight against cancer is a government priority that was recently the focus of a five-year national mobilization plan launched by the Head of State in 2003. The epidemiological...
