Question 16604 — advertising

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Mr. Philippe Pradal questions the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity on the sustainability of cohorts in the general population for epidemiological purposes, like the Constances cohort. Bringing together more than 220,000 volunteers, this is the largest cohort in France which, like its counterparts, is essential to scientific and medical research, as well as to administrations in terms of major policy decisions. public health. These cohorts are primarily interested in the causes of diseases, particularly multifactorial diseases with multiple environmental and genetic determinants. They must include and follow, often for decades, sometimes very large population samples, for which personal, lifestyle, social, professional and other data are prospectively collected. environmental and are accompanied by bio-banks. Thus, these structures have a great need for support functions and to be reassured about their long-term financing. He would therefore like to ask the Government if it intends to maintain strong support for these cohorts, which also participate in the France 2030 investment plan and represent, in the case of Constances, a French singularity in Europe, both in terms of number of participants than on that of the scientific quality of the projects they accept.

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