Read more about Anticipating tomorrow’s challenges: orientations and priorities for scientific development

Anticipating tomorrow’s challenges: orientations and priorities for scientific development

The Institut national de santé publique du Québec’s 2024–2029 Scientific Program is the result of a collective process of reflection. It identifies the main emerging or growing public health issues and pinpoints the areas where our knowledge and capacity for action need to progress.

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Travel-health

An increasing number of individuals are travelling and are therefore exposed to various travel-related risks, including infectious diseases. 

Most health problems associated with international travel can be prevented through appropriate measures such as the adoption of safe behaviours, immunization and the use of prophylactic medications. 

In Quebec, travel health clinics provide specialized preventive services for travellers, supported by scientific activities such as epidemiological surveillance and the development of preventive guidelines.

Health tips for travellers

Planning a trip abroad? Make sure you’re well informed about any potential health risks before your departure. This page offers plenty of useful travel tips to help you stay healthy, whether your destination is nearby or across the globe, and no matter how long you’ll be staying. Have a safe trip!

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Read more about Several factors are associated with commercial and traditional food intake by First Nations and Inuit people

Several factors are associated with commercial and traditional food intake by First Nations and Inuit people

  • Amélie Bergeron
  • Gabrielle Durette

This infographic presents the main factors associated with the consumption of commercial or traditional foods among First Nations and Inuit people. These factors are related to individual and household characteristics, the food environment, material and social resources, as well as the political and cultural context. Hypothetical cases studies illustrate different combinations of factors that…

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