Summary The mortality observed during the last week of February (February 22–28, 2016) is consistent with the expected mortality for this period, across all ages and age groups (Figures 1–3).

Summary The number of visits and hospitalizations is up by about 5% among children aged 2–14, but remains stable among adults and is down by 5% among children under 2. Visits for...

Summary Overall activity at SOS Médecins clinics is on the rise among children aged 2–14 and stable or declining in other age groups. Visits for influenza/flu-like illness are up 24%...

Key Points: A Review of the 2015–2016 Season Compared to the two previous seasons, 2013–14 and 2014–15, the 2015–2016 bronchiolitis outbreak was: earlier, more widespread, resulting in...

Key points Moderate activity for GEA consultations in general practice Hospital emergency department activity for GEA remains stable Norovirus accounts for the majority of clustered cases

Summary The number of visits and hospitalizations remains stable across all age groups except among children aged 2–14, where an increase in hospitalizations has been...

Summary Mortality rates observed during the third week of February (February 15–21, 2016) are consistent with expected mortality rates for this period, across all ages and age groups....

Summary Overall activity at SOS Médecins clinics is declining among children and stable among adults. Visits for influenza/flu-like illness are on the rise among children under 2 years...

Key points End of the confirmed epidemic activity for GEA consultations in primary care Hospital emergency department activity for acute gastroenteritis remains stable Norovirus is the...

Summary Overall activity at SOS Médecins clinics is rising moderately among adults and declining among children. Visits for influenza/flu-like illness are on the rise among those aged...