Stephane Sinnapah
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Coudevylle G, Ginoux C, Sinnapah S, Bouchard J
Rev Infirm
. 2024 Mar;
73(299):45-47.
PMID: 38485405
Our contemporary lifestyles offer little incentive to be physically active, and give us far fewer opportunities to be active than in the past, with many of our tasks being sedentary...
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Coudevylle G, Sinnapah S, Ginoux C, Bouchard J
Rev Infirm
. 2023 Nov;
72(295):34-35.
PMID: 37952993
The literature documenting the positive role of adapted physical activities (APA) in academic success is flourishing. It's widely accepted that practicing APA helps you succeed. However, the pathway linking the...
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Coudevylle G, Sinnapah S, Collado A, Kotbagi G, Bouchard J
Rev Infirm
. 2023 Oct;
72(294):45-46.
PMID: 37838373
The academic success and well-being of young people can be undermined by the use of psychoactive substances (PAS), which is particularly prevalent during adolescence, a period vulnerable to social influences....
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Coudevylle G, Collado A, Sinnapah S, Kotbagi G, Bouchard J
Rev Infirm
. 2023 Aug;
72(293):45-46.
PMID: 37633695
Self-handicapping strategies consist of creating or declaring obstacles to oneself before a situation of accomplishment that threatens the self, as might be the case during an academic assessment or a...
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Ruart S, Sinnapah S, Hue O, Antoine-Jonville S
J Educ Health Promot
. 2023 Aug;
12:206.
PMID: 37545993
Background: The lockdown linked to COVID-19 was shown to have negative effects on healthy behaviors in the general population, prompting the implementation of adapted public health measures. However, more vulnerable...
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Coudevylle G, Kotbagi G, Collado A, Sinnapah S, Bouchard J
Rev Infirm
. 2023 Jun;
72(292):37-39.
PMID: 37364976
Experimentation with psychoactive substances (PAS), such as alcohol, tobacco or cannabis, is common in adolescence, and continues to pose a public health issue that can lead to failure at school...
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Ruart S, Sinnapah S, Hue O, Janky E, Antoine-Jonville S
J Obstet Gynaecol Can
. 2023 Jun;
45(8):560-568.
PMID: 37263525
Objectives: The objective was to examine the frequency of physical activity (PA) counselling for pregnant women over the course of their pregnancies and the effect on the women's PA behaviour....
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Coudevylle G, Sinnapah S, Ginoux C, Bouchard J
Rev Infirm
. 2023 May;
72(291):39-41.
PMID: 37247988
Adapted physical activities (APA) in the workplace improve workers' health. Paradoxically, APA remains marginal in the very places where improving health is the central objective of health care workers, namely...
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Coudevylle G, Sinnapah S, Ginoux C, Bourgeois N, Bouchard J
Soins
. 2023 Jan;
67(870-871):53-54.
PMID: 36681508
The poor state of health of some prisoners, the tensions and violence that can exist in prisons lead the administration's staff to work in a sometimes difficult context. The regular...
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Ruart S, Sinnapah S, Hue O, Janky E, Antoine-Jonville S
Front Psychol
. 2021 Dec;
12:612420.
PMID: 34899448
The antenatal period provides an important opportunity for giving advice on healthy lifestyle choices. However, the prevalence of maternal obesity is increasing, and women report that they do not receive...