Centre for Epidemiology
and Population Health

Epidemiology of mental and physical health : investigating complexity to improve prevention and care.

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The CESP deals with the main health issues, including psychiatry, cancer, chronic diseases and primary care. Our research relies essentially on epidemiology, with a strong integrative perspective associating the most fundamental biological aspects (genomics) with the most concrete environmental ones (social inequalities, culture).
Our work is intended to be applicable in the short or medium term, whether for prevention, treatment or organization of the health care system. This is why we have close collaborations with many actors (NGOs, ministries and public institutions, private companies) as well as a large network of relationships with prestigious institutes located on most continents. CESP operates under the auspices of INSERM, Paris-Sud University and Versailles Saint-Quentin University.
 

News

08 October 2024 to 09 December 2024

Alexis Elbaz, "tête chercheuse à l’honneur" dans le Magazine de l'Inserm

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09 September 2024 to 09 December 2024

Infanticism according to Laelia Benoît

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08 April 2024 to 09 December 2024

Bruno Falissard, guest on France Culture's "La Science CQFD" programme: Alternative and complementary medicine: as long as it's gentle

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26 March 2024 to 09 December 2024

Marina Kvaskoff's project in the hope of better preventing and combating endometriosis

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the CESP is

11
Teams
3 transversal services
130
PhD students
mainly enrolled at EDSP Paris Saclay
5000
Publications
600
members
53
Cohorts

Past seminars

19 September 2024 14:30

Cohorte ELFE

Marie-Aline CHARLES (CRESS)
19 September 2024 15:00

Cohorte CONSTANCES

Marie ZINS (UMS 11 Inserm-UVSQ)

Publications

  • How do men and women differ in their depressive symptomatology? A gendered network analysis of depressive symptoms in a French population-based cohort. Eugenia Alcalde, Alexandra Rouquette, Emmanuel Wiernik, Laurent Rigal. . 2024; :
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  • Sex and the Risk of Atheromatous and Nonatheromatous Cardiovascular Disease in CKD: Findings From the CKD-REIN Cohort Study. Anne-Laure Faucon,Oriane Lambert, Ziad Massy, Tilman B Drüeke et al. . 2024; :
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  • Forget lung, breast or prostate cancer: why tumour naming needs to change. Fabrice André, Elie Rassy, Aurélien Marabelle, Stefan Michiels & Benjamin Besse. . 2024; :
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  • Gender awareness among general practitioners in France: a cross sectional study using the Nijmegen Gender Awareness in Medicine Scale (N-GAMS). Perrine Goussault‑Capmas, Henri Panjo & Nathalie Pelletier‑Fleury. . 2024; :
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