Volet complémentaire Santé au panel « Entrée dans la Vie Adulte » FRESH-PEF1213-en Maude ESPAGNACQ Volet complémentaire Santé au panel « Entrée dans la Vie Adulte » EVA-EC Santé FRESH-PEF1213-en 1213 FRESH-PEF1213 Louis MEURIC MINISTERE DE L’EDUCATION NATIONALE INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA STATISTIQUE ET DES ETUDES ECONOMIQUES (INSEE) Epidemiology France Portal (PEF) CMH MINISTERE DU TRAVAIL ET DES SOLIDARITES MINISTERE DU TRAVAIL, DE LA SANTE, DES SOLIDARITES ET DES FAMILLES null Louis;MEURIC young people Socio-demographic and economic determinants Behavioral determinants Behavioral determinants: Addiction Behavioral determinants: Eating habits The initial objective of the panel is to observe how school pathways turn out for pupils who entered sixth grade in 1995. Upon leaving secondary school, the annual questioning of the EVA survey and SUP survey keep track of the panel and observe how the young person's personal situation, studies, professional life and living conditions evolve. The complementary health questionnaire rounded off this panorama on an ad hoc basis in 2007, by providing information about young people's lifestyles, social and sex lives, mental health, at-risk behaviors, use and/or abandonment of health care and major health events they have experienced in the past and as adults. null France Individuals General population Male Female Young Adult (19 to 24 years) sample of young people who entered sixth grade in 1995 Participant-reported health data Health event/morbidity Health care consumption and services Quality of life/health perception One-time cross-sectional study Other Population database for statistical purposes [10000-20000[ individuals Interview with the participant (including clinical) Observational Study Observational Study Des 17830 jeunes entrés en 6ème en 1995, le panel est constitué en 2007, du fait de l'attrition, d’un peu plus de 11 000 jeunes âgés en moyenne de 23 ans. Of the 17,830 young people who entered sixth grade in 1995 and due to attrition, the panel made up in 2007 comprised a little over 11,000 young people aged 23 on average. Completed study Data can be accessed via the Quételet research center Restricted access Free access