Key points Bronchiolitis In emergency departments, visits for bronchiolitis are beginning to decline: they accounted for 17% of all visits in week 01-2026, compared to 21.1% of visits...

Key Points Acute respiratory infections Activity remains stable in hospital emergency departments and is declining at SOS Médecins (high activity level) Bronchiolitis (

Key Points High activity in private practice (SOS Médecins) and high activity in hospital medicine (Oscour®).

The decline in physical activity and the widespread adoption of a sedentary lifestyle among young people, along with their health consequences and social and economic impacts, are now...

Key Points At the national level, the number of deaths from all causes reported by INSEE remains within the usual range of fluctuation in S52-2025 across all age groups. At the...

Key Points In Week 01 (December 29, 2025, to January 4, 2026), the second week of the end-of-year school break, the number of emergency department visits increased among adults (+6%, or...

Key Points In Week 01 (December 29, 2025, to January 4, 2026), the second week of the end-of-year school break, activity at SOS Médecins clinics increased among those aged 15 and older...

Key points Lower Respiratory Tract Infections In hospitals: The rate of emergency department visits for acute lower respiratory tract infections (ALRTIs) was down, accounting for 8.8%...

Key Points Acute Respiratory Infections In week 01-2026, indicators for acute respiratory infections (ARI) were at high levels and began to decline, with the exception of...

Key Points Influenza and Flu-Like Illnesses Week 5 of the epidemic phase - Following a peak recorded in week 52, in line with forecasts from the Pasteur Institute and Santé publique...