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The epidemiological analysis aims to assess the role played by drugs in fatal road accidents. This includes estimating the relative risk of fatal accidents that involve drugs and the prevalence of drugs among "circulating" (accident-free) drivers. Even though only drivers involved in a fatal accident are included, both of these parameters may be estimated, provided certain analysis conditions are met.

It also aims to characterise fatal accidents involving drivers under the influence and to compare these characteristics with those from other fatal accidents. The objective is to determine whether the first accident type bears specific traits that may be the basis for defining preventative initiatives that target drug users.

To determine the overall incidence of epileptic seizures within the island population and to identify clinical seizure type and factors.

The objectives are to evaluate the response and survival of patients treated by Velcade®, to describe the population of patients initiating treatment with Velcade® (socio-demographic data, previous treatments, indication), and describe the conditions of use Velcade® (dose, number and frequency of treatment cycles)

SurvSein is a prospective and retrospective cohort study of women treated for breast cancer between 1954 and 1983 at the Institut Gustave Roussy in order to measure the iatrogenic effects of long-term treatment.