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Understanding the process of promoting health in the workplace. The situation of deaf and hard-of-hearing employees.
Analyzing the dynamics of the interaction between work and health among professionals with disabilities requires recognizing that this interaction may be shaped by social processes....
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Survey methodology.
The Environmental Health Barometer was modeled after the Health Barometers launched in 1992. It is therefore a repeated cross-sectional telephone survey based on a probability sample....
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Mobile phones.
As of June 30, 2007, the French Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (Arcep, formerly known as ART) reported more than 52 million mobile phone...
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Research Methodology.
The Health Barometers were established in the early 1990s. For nearly twenty years, these epidemiological surveillance surveys have made it possible to track the main behaviors,...
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Perceptions of cancer care and information.
The information the public receives about health risks—and, in particular, about lifestyle-related cancer risk factors—is a key driver—though not the only one—of health behaviors and,...
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Cancer screening practices in France.
France has established two national organized cancer screening programs. These screenings are systematically offered to all individuals in the targeted age group based on social security...
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Breaking the Silence [Feature Introduction].
Following the strengthening of health warning messages on cigarette packs, and then the price increase in late 2003, voices were raised to question France’s policy on preventing...
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A helpline for farmers in distress.
Agri'écoute, a helpline for employees, farmers, and their families and friends who are struggling or in distress.
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Cancer and the Environment: Public Perceptions Based on Surveys by the National Institute for Prevention and Health Education.
The complexity of the links between cancer and the environment, along with the challenges of prevention, call for an examination of public perceptions, attitudes, and concerns regarding...
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Developing health-promoting urban planning: a moral obligation.
Professor Hugh Barton has spent decades working for the WHO on the link between urban planning and health. He highlights the radical changes that have taken place over the past few...