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Last update : 01/01/2018

- Cross-sectional study on the elderly: association of benzodiazepine use and repeated falls

Head : Beauchet Olivier
Rossat Arnaud

Main objective

the objectives of this study were to examine whether benzodiazepine use has been associated with recurrent falls while taking into account the effect of potential confounders

Inclusion criteria

Subjects aged 65 and over, volunteers, examined in one of the 3 health centres of Lorraine

Last update : 01/01/2018

ECAAP - Cross-sectional survey on the addictive behaviour of Polynesian adolescents

Head : Renou Laurence
Guignard Romain

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Last update : 01/01/2019

ECAAP - Cross-sectional survey on the addictive behaviour of Polynesian adolescents

Head : Renou Laurence
Guignard Romain

Main objective

This is a school-based survey that provides an epidemiological and sociological assessment of the situation. A number of questions about their health, their living conditions, their everyday concerns, their level of well-being and their interests allow us to profile Polynesian adolescents.

Inclusion criteria

Students from year 7 to the final year, Centres for Young Adolescents (CJA), Centre for Education for Appropriate Technologies for Development (CETAD), Development Education Centres (CED) and Family and Rural Homes (MFR) included (in French Polynesia).

Last update : 01/01/2019

HHORAGES - Cohort of Children from Women Exposed to Synthetic Hormones During Pregnancy

Head : Soyer-Gobillard Marie-Odile

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Last update : 09/05/2017

HHORAGES - Cohort of Children from Women Exposed to Synthetic Hormones During Pregnancy

Head : Soyer-Gobillard Marie-Odile

Main objective

The aim of this cohort is to establish the causality between taking synthetic sex hormones during pregnancy and the onset of disorders in children from these pregnancies over a relative long term period.

Particular attention is paid to mental health disorders including: recurrent depression, anorexia, bulimia, manic depression, and schizophrenia that are related or not related to defects and/or malformations.

Inclusion criteria

Volunteers born between 1946 and 1995.

Last update : 09/05/2017

EPI3 - Cohort of Patients with Three Common Diseases (Musculoskeletal Pain; Sleep, Anxiety and Depressive Disorders and Upper Respiratory Infections): Study on the Impact of Homoeopathic Treatment

Head : Abenhaim Lucien
Begaud Bernard, U 657 Inserm

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Last update : 01/01/2020

EPI3 - Cohort of Patients with Three Common Diseases (Musculoskeletal Pain; Sleep, Anxiety and Depressive Disorders and Upper Respiratory Infections): Study on the Impact of Homoeopathic Treatment

Head : Abenhaim Lucien
Begaud Bernard, U 657 Inserm

Main objective

The aim of these three groups was to assess the difference between conventional and homoeopathic treatment.

Inclusion criteria

Patients with:
– musculoskeletal pain (MSP);
– mixed-depressive disorder (MADD)
– upper respiratory infections (URI)

Last update : 01/01/2020

- Cross-sectional study of pregnant women or women who have recently given birth, on exposure, knowledge and perception of the risks of tobacco

Head : Dumas Agnès, Centre for Epidemiological and Population Health Research (CESP)

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Last update : 10/20/2017

- Cross-sectional study of pregnant women or women who have recently given birth, on exposure, knowledge and perception of the risks of tobacco

Head : Dumas Agnès, Centre for Epidemiological and Population Health Research (CESP)

Main objective

The objective of this study was to measure prenatal and postnatal tobacco exposure, assess women's perceptions and knowledge and identify risk factors.

Inclusion criteria

Pregnant women or women who have recently given birth from the Family Service file
Women volunteering to participate in the study

Last update : 10/20/2017

FRAMIG 3 - Cross-sectional study on the recognition and therapeutic management of migraine

Head : Radat Francoise
Lucas Christian

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Last update : 10/20/2017

FRAMIG 3 - Cross-sectional study on the recognition and therapeutic management of migraine

Head : Radat Francoise
Lucas Christian

Main objective

Assess the proportion of migraine sufferers who are aware of their illness
Determine the factors (disability, quality of life, psychiatric comorbidities, medical consultations) that may lead to becoming aware of migraine
Assess the influence of these factors on migraine attacks.

Inclusion criteria

Randomly selected subjects from the ACCESS-SANTE database

Last update : 10/20/2017