This week, Practices in Health offers you fifteen readings that start from the same observation: health is primarily played out in our living conditions. Unemployment, precariousness, mental burden, or violence weigh on mental health, particularly that of women and young people. Alcohol brands are investing in social networks to reach teenagers. Home care workers are working in difficult conditions. And sobriety cannot rely solely on individual actions. These documents remind us that prevention also means acting on people's environment. These readings also open up concrete avenues for field actors. They demonstrate the importance of involving young people, patients, and families, whether to create prevention content, improve hospitals, or assess the quality of care. They provide practical benchmarks on image rights in institutions, guidance in case of infertility, or physical activity as support for mental health. Finally, our file on disability poses a simple question: more systems, does it really mean more answers? Happy reading to all. #pratiquesensante #PromotionDeLaSanté #SantéPublique #SantéMentale #InégalitésSocialesDeSanté #PréventionAlcool #ParticipationDesJeunes #ExpériencePatient #MédicoSocial #Handicap (translated)
