Key Points

In Week 13 (March 23–29, 2026), activity at SOS Médecins clinics remained stable across all age groups compared to the previous week.

There was a continued increase in cases for:

• Asthma attacks among those aged 15 and older (+22%, or +169 cases), at levels higher than in previous years

• Bronchitis in those aged 15 and older (+18%, or +423 cases) and in those under 15 (+14%, or +139 cases)

• Influenza/flu-like illness among those aged 15 and older (+11%, or +212 cases) and among those under 15 (+9%, or +52 cases)

• Upper respiratory tract conditions among those aged 15 and older (+11%, or +1,487 procedures)

Among other indicators, there was also an increase in procedures for:

• Chickenpox (+12%, or +73 cases) among those under 15

• Isolated fever (+18%, or +44 cases), vomiting (+7%, or +22 cases), and depressive state (+7%, or +20 cases) among those aged 15 and older

• Coronavirus among children aged 2–14 (+122%, or 22 cases) and those aged 15 and older (+41%, or 50 cases)