Chroniques d'Enguerrand de Monstrelet. Tome 5 / , nouvelle édition entièrement refondue sur les manuscrits, avec notes et éclaircissements par J. A. Buchon

Collection : Collection des chroniques nationales françaises écrites en langue vulgaire du XIIIe au XVe siècles ; T. XXVI-XXXIII

Comparaison internationale des résultats des politiques de lutte contre le VIH/sida : rapport sur mandat de l'Instance d'évaluation de la politique de lutte contre le sida (France)

[Table des matières] 1. Introduction. 2. Epidémiologie. 2.1 Dynamique et structure de l'épidémie de sida. 2.2 L'infection à VIH. 2.3 Evolution des comportements dans les principales populations de référence. 2.4 Conclusions intermédiaires. 3. Les politiques nationales de lutte contre le sida. 3.1 Introduction. 3.2 Les politiques et leur traduction institutionnelle. 3.3 Aspects spécifiques des politiques de lutte contre le sida. 4. Conclusions générales. 5. Annexes. 6. Tableaux comparatifs.

Occupational exposure to solar ultraviolet radiation of outdoor workers in France

Question: Outdoor occupational exposure could be associated with important cumulative and intense exposure to ultraviolet (UV) solar radiation. Such exposure would increase risk of skin cancer. However, little information exists on jobs associated with intense UV exposure. The objective of this study was to characterise occupational UV exposure in a representative sample in France. Methods: A population-based survey was conducted in May-June 2012 through computer-assisted telephonic interviews in population 25 to 69 years of age. Individual UV irradiation was computed with declared time and place of residence matched to UV records from satellite measurement (Eurosun project). We analysed factors influencing exposure to UV (annual average and seasonal peak). Results: A total of 1442 individuals declared having an occupational exposure to UV which represents 18% of population aged 25 to 69 years. Outdoor workers were more frequently men (58%), aged 40-54 (43%), with a phototype III or IV (69%). Occupations associated with highest UV exposure were: construction workers (annual daily average 62.8 Joules/m2), gardeners (62.6), farmers (52.8), culture/art/social sciences workers (52.0) and transport workers/mail carriers (49.5). The maximum of UVA exposure was found for occupation with a strong seasonality of exposure: culture, art or social sciences works (98.1 Joules/m2), construction works (97.2), gardening (96.7) and farming (95.0). Significant factors associated with high occupational UV exposure were gender (men vs. women: 53.6 vs. 42.6), phototype (IV vs. I: 51.9 vs. 45.5) and taking lunch outdoors (always vs. never: 59.8 vs. 48.6). Conclusion: Our study showed that some occupations were associated with particularly intense UV exposure such as farmers, gardeners, construction workers. Other unexpected occupations were also associated with high UV exposure such as transport workers, mail carriers and culture/art/social sciences workers.

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