Summary The mortality observed during the second week of January (January 11–17, 2016) is consistent with the expected mortality for this period, both for all ages and by age group (Figures 1–3).

Summary The number of visits is on the rise among children. Visits for influenza/flu-like illness and gastroenteritis are up compared to the previous week across all age...

Summary The mortality observed during the first week of January (January 4–10, 2016) is consistent with the expected mortality for this period, both across all ages and by age group (Figures 1–3).

Summary The number of visits and hospitalizations is on the rise among children aged 2 to 14. Among children under 2 years of age, visits and hospitalizations for...

Summary Visits for all causes are on the rise among children, particularly among those aged 2–14. Among children aged 2–14, there has been an increase in visits for...

Key points Continued decline in the number of emergency room visits and SOS Médecins calls for bronchiolitis Cases in week 02 are similar to those of the past two seasons ...

Key points Confirmed surge in GEA-related visits to general practice Hospital emergency department activity for gastroenteritis remains stable GGII17 norovirus predominates in clusters of cases

Table of Contents Editorial Introduction Materials and Methods—The Surveillance System—Definitions—Analysis of Data from the Regional CO Poisoning Surveillance System ...

Key Points Strong consultation activity for GEA in general medicine Hospital emergency department activity for GEA is decreasing GGII17 norovirus predominates in clusters of cases

Summary Visits for all causes are down 14% across all age groups. Visits for gastroenteritis, vomiting, and abdominal pain are on the rise among children, though numbers...