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Primary objective:

To describe, just after the lockdown implemented for tackling SARS-Cov-2 epidemic, the self-reported state of health of the Reunionese population according to the residential district deprivation level.

Secondary objectives:

- To describe, just after the lockdown event, the self-reported state of health of the Reunionese population according to the housing conditions experienced during the lockdown.

- To describe, just after the lockdown event, the self-reported state of health of the Reunionese population according to the individual socioeconomic characteristics: age class and gender, employment status and socioprofessional category, education level.

- To compare the self-reported general stress level between the regional studies conducted on Réunion island: during the lockdown event (Confin-Aou study) versus after the lockdown event (Ré-Conf-ISS study).

- To compare the psychologic impact of the lockdown event between France main land and Réunion island using the results from the Epidemic national survey and the Ré-Conf-ISS regional survey respectively.

Primary objective: to evaluate the long-term effectiveness of an intervention promoting a healthy diet and the practice of a moderate regular physical activity, on body weight and adiposity (waist circumference, fat mass), in Type-2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) high-risk young adults.

Secondary objectives:

- To compare body weight change and adiposity change between groups (intervention versus control) in the entire cohort including all screened persons (with high-risk status or not).

- To compare diet and physical activity reported at follow-up, between groups, then according to the intervention adherence.

- To compare incidence of screened glycemic impairments between groups and according to the baseline risk level.

- To describe change in knowledge and beliefs on both T2DM and obesity (KABP).

RECAP is a continuous data collection system designed to understand and monitor the characteristics of psychoactive substance users who are managed by professionals in care, support, and prevention centers for addiction (CSAPA).
The data collected is essential for public authorities to help define and evaluate their policies in the field of drugs, particularly to identify trends in service utilization. The national data should also serve to inform the reflections of care professionals on their own actions.

Obtain indicators on the health and living conditions of young people.
-Find out the prevalence of use and starting age of use for different psychoactive substances (legal and illegal);
-Have an indication of the trends of these indicators;
-Identify the characteristics and factors associated with these behaviours.
Until 2003, assess factors such as depression and anxiety. In 2008, an anorexia/bulimia module was included.
In 2010, a module on betting and gambling was added.