SOS Médecins National Newsletter, January 6, 2025
Key Points
In Week 01 (December 30, 2024, to January 5, 2025), activity at SOS Médecins clinics increased compared to the previous week among adults (+16%, or +10,150 visits), particularly among those over 75, and decreased among children.
The rise in seasonal respiratory indicators continues among adults: influenza/flu-like illness (+31%, or 3,656 cases), pneumonia (+33%, or 585 cases), asthma attacks (+20%, or +218 cases), upper respiratory tract conditions (+10%, or +1,653 cases), and acute bronchitis (+14%, or +754 cases).
Among children under 2 years of age, the number of cases of bronchiolitis has been decreasing for the third consecutive week (-26%, or -134 cases).
Among other indicators, there was an increase in cases of chickenpox among children (+10%, or +32 cases), an increase in cases of trauma among those aged 2–74 (+24%, or +305 cases), an increase in cases of acute gastroenteritis among those aged 15–74 (+14%, or +389 cases), vomiting (+45%, or +87 cases), and conjunctivitis (+26%, or +132 cases); and among adults, an increase in cases of urinary tract infection (+15%, or +225 cases), low back pain (+13%, or +267 cases), and depression (+22%, or +30 cases).
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