Occupational diseases are defined as any illness that may be work-related but is not recognized as an occupational disease by a social security system.

To carry out its infectious disease surveillance activities, Santé publique France relies on a network of 43 National Reference Centers (Article L 1413-3 of the Public Health Code).

Santé publique France has published a methodological overview of the impact of social position and its role in addressing social inequalities in health, drawing on practical tools and...

Key points Bronchiolitis (under 1 year of age) Non-epidemic activity. Decrease in hospital emergency room visits and SOS Médecins consultations. Virology laboratories at the region’s...

Key Points Dengue Dengue activity was low in French Guiana, with 1 confirmed case in the past two weeks. Chikungunya On January 26, a case of chikungunya was confirmed by RT-PCR in...

Key points Martinique Flu: ongoing flu outbreak; further increase in city-level indicators. The number of emergency room visits has risen over the past two weeks compared to the...

Key points Mpox (Smallpox B) 3 new confirmed cases of Mpox in S06, bringing the total to 6 cases since S02-2026 (including 2 imported cases and 4 locally acquired cases). Although no...

Key Points Leptospirosis was added to the list of notifiable diseases (MSO) on August 17, 2023. From January 1 to December 31, 2024, 886 cases of leptospirosis were reported, including...