At 65, you can expect to live around ten years without disability
In 2023, in France, life expectancy without disability at age 65 will reach 12 years for women and 10.5 years ...
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Air pollution: children from low-income families are the most affected
Exposure to fine particles is higher among children living in the wealthiest and poorest households, according to a DREES study. ...
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Elderly people: increasingly late entry into an institution
The average age of residents in nursing homes for the elderly is increasing. Disability and neurological diseases are also more ...
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Hospital: 12 million French people admitted in 2015
The number of hospital stays increased further in 2015, with 12 million French people admitted to a health facility. Seniors ...
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Medical deserts: Corsica hard hit
Almost 4 million people live more than 30 minutes from an emergency department. Corsica accumulates the markers of the medical ...
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Four in ten French people believe that their health has deteriorated
According to the DREES, three quarters of French people consider themselves in good health. But almost half also believe that ...
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Emergencies: more hospitalizations in the public than in the private sector
Public hospitals hospitalize more than private ones. Another influencing factor: the state of health of the patients. The most fragile ...
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Obesity: significant inequalities among CM2 students
Overweight and obesity are declining among CM2 schoolchildren. But the proportion of children affected varies greatly depending on the socio-economic ...
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Hospital: 10% of patients are not admitted to the right department
Finding a bed after going to the emergency room is complicated. So much so that some patients are admitted to ...
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One in ten doctors practicing in France has a foreign diploma
A high share of internationally educated practitioners is found among new doctors and dentists. This is what the DREES notes.In ...
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Hospital: doctors earn 4,850 euros per month
A hospital doctor earns on average 57,000 euros per year in the public sector. For-profit clinics are less generous to ...
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The French consider their health spending too high
In a study, the French say they are satisfied with the health care system and their situation. Nevertheless, they harbor ...
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CMU-C: beneficiaries have a more precarious state of health
According to a DREES study, CMU-C beneficiaries are in poorer health than other policyholders and their healthcare costs are therefore ...
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Salaries: the public hospital more attractive to doctors than the private one
Salaries in the public hospital are higher than in private hospitals. Doctors, pharmacists and psychologists respectively receive 57,600 euros against ...
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Precariousness: only one in 10 women consider themselves to be in good health
Among the homeless, women over 60 pay the heaviest health toll. Less than 10% of them consider themselves in "good ...
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Emergencies: 30 minutes waiting for treatment
A study conducted by DREES sheds unprecedented light on the functioning of French emergencies.It is an unprecedented inventory of French ...
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Generics: historic decline in the market in July
The decline in the generic market observed in the 1st quarter of 2014 was confirmed, with a drop in value ...
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Poverty: the worrying health record of the homeless
According to a study, homeless people have more frequent contact with doctors than with institutions. This does not prevent them ...
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Emergencies: more than the motie of admitted seniors are hospitalized
La Drees publishes a report on hospital emergencies in France. More and more seniors are using these services.Who are the ...
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Health insurance deficit: the French are asking doctors for efforts
To reduce the health insurance deficit, the French propose to limit the prices of doctors and more tax manufacturers of ...
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Childhood obesity: the weight of social inequalities
In terms of health inequalities, obesity is undoubtedly one of the strongest social markers. This is once again revealed by ...
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A plan to give better access to abortion
Practice of abortion in a larger number of places, real free, here are some of the measures of the new ...
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Sickness leaves: compensating the waiting period has no inflationary effect
Employees covered during the waiting period do not have more sick leaves during the year and the periods are shorter.The ...
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Retirement homes: 1 in 5 residents has Alzheimer’s
According to the Ministry of Health, residents in institutions for the elderly are more dependent in 2011 than in 2007, ...
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The French spend less on their drugs
Expenditure related to medical care in France increased by 2.2% in 2013 but remains lower than that observed at the ...
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Health: what do we suffer from in the 22 French regions?
Rather good life expectancy, positive indicators ... but strong inequalities. According to a recent report, obesity and suicide are plaguing ...
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Emergencies: half of patients spend less than 2 hours there
Management in the emergency department lasts less than two hours for half of the patients, except those who have stayed ...
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Depression and anxiety multiply the risk of being unemployed by 6
Depression, anxiety disorder or schizophrenia are taboo in the workplace. Having it increases the risk of being unemployed by 6 ...
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The number of operations for appendicitis divided by 2 in 15 years
Appendectomies decrease by nearly 3% each year. Except for severe forms of appendicitis. In addition, mortality during the stay is ...
Read moreSurgery for appendicitis in free fall in children
Appendectomies decrease by nearly 3% each year. Except for severe forms of appendicitis. In addition, mortality during the stay is ...
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