Women's Health Day

The Caisse Primaire d'Assurance Maladie (CPAM) is organising a Women's Health Day on Friday 7 March, with information and awareness-raising events on women's health issues.

Although women live longer on average than men, they are not spared from the major public health challenges affecting our society (smoking, alcohol, chronic diseases, etc.).
They also have to deal with specific issues, such as diseases that affect them directly (cervical cancer, breast cancer), access to contraception, stress, anxiety, eating disorders, not seeking healthcare, etc.
These are just some of the issues on which the CPAM de l'Oise aims to provide information, raise awareness and provide support for women seeking healthcare.

Programming

Nutrition and physical activity

• Everything you need to know about a balanced diet, with advice from a CES dietician.
• Bike-smoothie" activities and seated massage, by the association Perspectives on cancer.

Promoting cancer screening

• Workshop on what is cancer, led by The League Against Cancer
• Find out everything there is to know about breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening, with advice from the association's speakers. Perspectives on cancer.
• Presentation of a colorectal cancer screening kit by a CES doctor.
• A smear test for cervical cancer carried out by a doctor from the CES or the CPEF.
• Workshop on self-palpation, led by a member of the association HYGIE.

Emotional and sexual life

• Everything you need to know about contraception and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), with advice from a counsellor and a doctor from the Creil Family Planning and Education Centre.
• Find out all about HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and STI (Sexually Transmitted Infections) screening, with advice from a CES doctor.

Vaccination

• Find out everything there is to know about vaccination, particularly against HPV (Human Papillomavirus), with advice from a CES doctor.

Violence (domestic, workplace, etc.)

• Find out everything you need to know about your rights in relation to the various forms of violence (psychological, domestic, workplace, etc.), with advice from a legal expert and a counsellor from the Information Centre on Women's and Family Rights (CIDFF).

Access to rights and care

• Everything you need to know about supplementary health insurance and the carte vitale, thanks to the Health Insurance Mission Advisor.

Addictions (tobacco, alcohol)

• Find out everything there is to know about giving up smoking and alcohol, with advice from the CES nurse and health advisor.

Chronic diseases

• Find out everything there is to know about diabetes screening, with advice from a CES nurse.
• Diagnosis of chronic illnesses by blood pressure and capillary glycaemia tests carried out by a CES nurse.

Oral and dental

• Awareness-raising and dental screening by the CES dentist.

Environmental health

• Information and awareness-raising on pollutants and endocrine disrupters.

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