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Based on a fieldwork made of a survey by questionnaires (n=308) and individual and group interviews (n=80) with young people from a Parisian suburb, this paper looks at the consequences of health measures for young people from working-class neighborhoods and especially those most in difficulty among them. Indeed, the paper suggests that the health measures taken during the Covid-19 pandemic have had a negative impact among these young people, especially among the most disadvantaged among them. It questions the tendency of manufactured health measures to aggravate inequalities in a lasting way.