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- categories overlap, and sometimes, a particular exposure may nearly half of the adult population and 29% of the total population are
- describe meaningful individual exposure patterns: gestation, early preventable (8). Although differences in healthcare may partly explain
- health (Table 1). regarding exposures and sketch typical French Guiana exposomes in
- Daily alcohol (% of population aged 15–75 years) 5 10
- Cannabis use during past year (% of population aged 15–64 years) 8 11
- exposome) which yielded 747 results. The abstracts were screened by France (12.2% vs. 29.7%, respectively) (9). For alcohol consumption,
- MN, and additional references can be found in the bibliography. 35% of French Guianese report drinking weekly, including 5% of daily
- Overall, we selected 63 references to support the narrative review. drinkers, levels that are well below those in mainland France (48% of
- From the breadth of the available literature and from local weekly drinkers, including 10% of daily drinkers) (9). The major risk
- tool; we also created urban/rural or rich/poor distinctions, which French Guiana than in mainland France (25% vs. 41%, respectively)
- resulted from the combination of epidemiological studies and local and twice as often in men (34%) relative to women (17%) (9). Drug
- expert knowledge. use during the last 12 months concerned 8% of the population in
- hallucinogenic mushrooms vs. 5% in mainland France, 1.3%
- Specific external exposures for ecstasy or MDMA vs. 4% in mainland France, and less than 1% for
- poppers (vs. 7%), amphetamines (vs. 2%), and crack cocaine (vs.
- neurological and neuropsychological deficits in Amerindian children preconceptions. Thus, in 2015, 82% of “undocumented” people who
- 40). Approximately 25% of pregnant women in western French at younger ages (60, 64–69). However, for prolonged diseases, once
- Guiana displayed blood lead levels of ≥50 μg/L and 5% immigrants benefit from health insurance, the differences between
- also associated with a broad range of risks: for gold miners, severe in difficult conditions (61). A complementary explanation is that,
- the poverty level, and 29% live in great poverty (51). At the hospital, a traumatic stress disorder in French Guiana vs. 0.7% in
- cross-sectional study found that 75% of patients were socially mainland France.
- precarious (52). Overall, in the 16–65 years group, 2 of every 5 Finally, 20% of the population in French Guiana resides in the
- Guiana. Overall, 37% of the total population is of foreign nationality the health system, there are complex differences between
- anywhere else (54). By contrast, in mainland France, 7.6% of the factors. Hence, despite the free availability of the COVID-19 vaccine,
- population is foreign. Overall, between 15 and 18% of the population despite health promotion efforts, cultural mediation, translation, and
- is undocumented in French Guiana vs. between 0.89 and 1.19% in outreach campaigns, French Guiana has the lowest vaccination rate
- 60% of babies were born from a foreign mother, and 40% were born and resentment toward the Western health system (70–72). It is not
- in 2017, represented 38% of births (56, 57). According to the French demanding strong measures to fill the perceived structural gap
- only 1% of immigrants came to French Guiana for health reasons health system and a large fragile population, hampering access to care
- than men: 23% vs. 13%, whereas in mainland France, the proportion In public health, problems can be approached in three different
- of obese in the same national study found that 12% of men and 12% ways: An approach focused on a specific problem (i.e., cancer, stroke,
- 15.8% for men and 15.6% for women (9, 11). finally an approach focused on a specific population. Here, whether
- exercised more than women in the population in general (44% vs. difficult; second, it is apparent that social inequalities in French
- 28%, respectively) (9). A more recent estimate (2022–2021) found Guiana are so massive that the metrologic significance of life statistics,
- In this context, the standardized prevalence of treated diabetes is a 7% deficit in 5-year survival relative to mainland France. However,
- greater than in mainland France: 7.7% compared with 4.6%. Despite when stratifying by country of residence, there was no longer any
- 23 years), arterial hypertension is a major problem, notably among 24% deficit in survival at 5 years (77). Hence, given the great territorial
- have the same prognostic value, suggesting that lipoprotein 34% greater in French Guiana, large differences in life statistics are
- exposomes of French Guiana and mainland France. Table 3 then 2000 euros per month. Hence, there was a 9.3-year difference for men
- and richer half in French Guiana. Finally, Table 4 compares the main illustrating the impact of poverty may be interesting, but they use
- late adulthood) in French Guiana. The figure shows that the first assumptions in Tables 2–4 can be criticized. Despite these limitations,
- 1,000 days since conception are potentially at risk for a broad range of the present study is the first to have such a holistic aim.
Methods (brief)
- Lipoprotein a; MDMA, 3,4-Methyl enedioxy methamphetamine. evidence from the territory. The evidence was extracted by MN after
- Specific external exposures for ecstasy or MDMA vs. 4% in mainland France, and less than 1% for
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- Warembourg C, Maitre L, Fossati S, Roumeliotaki T, Aasvang GM, Andrusaityte S, real-life data from 2009 to 2019. Lancet Reg Health Am. (2023) 21:100492. doi: 10.1016/j.
- Multi-omics signatures of the human early life exposome. Nat Commun. (2022) 13:7024. 18. Hanf M, Friedman E, Basurko C, Roger A, Bruncher P, Dussart P, et al. Dengue
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