Bronchiolitis Epidemiological Bulletin, Week 44. 2022–2023 Season.

Key Points

  • Bronchiolitis surveillance indicators continue to rise among children under 2 years of age, despite a slight decline linked to the All Saints’ Day school break.

  • Very high numbers of emergency department visits and hospitalizations for bronchiolitis, exceeding levels observed during epidemic peaks over the past 10 years.

  • In week 44, hospitalizations for bronchiolitis accounted for 50% of hospitalizations following an emergency department visit among children under two years of age. By comparison, this percentage was approximately 40% during the peaks of previous seasons.

  • Overall, the epidemic is more severe in the northern half of France

  • Possible impact of the circulation of rhinoviruses responsible for bronchiolitis cases.

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