Over the past week in the region: The bronchiolitis outbreak continues to spread in the region, as observed by all surveillance systems (SOS Médecins, pediatric emergency departments,...

Summary Week 50: A sharp increase in flu-related visits during the second week of the epidemic in the Île-de-France region. Bronchiolitis activity is very high among children under 2...

Key Points Influenza and influenza-like illnessEpidemic activity. Another sharp increase in SOS Médecins indicators (+56%), accounting for 9% of coded diagnoses. Number of emergency...

Key Points Mortality: The number of deaths (all ages and those aged 75 and older) recorded during week 49 of 2016 remains below expected levels for this period. Emergency department...

Key Points Surge in GEA-related visits to general practitioners: during the 5-week outbreak, nearly 682,000 people saw a general practitioner Activity of SOS Médecins associations...

Summary Emergency room visits are on the rise among children under 2 years of age and adults over 75, while remaining stable in other age groups. Visits for influenza/flu-like illness...

Summary In week 50, overall activity at SOS Médecins clinics showed a moderate increase across all age groups except for children under two years of age. Consultations for...

Summary Nationwide, mortality in week 49 (December 5–11, 2016) is close to expected levels for this period, both for all ages and by age group.

Key points Indicators continue to rise at the national level Outbreak in all metropolitan regions Outbreak in Martinique and Guadeloupe: updates from the Antilles

Summary Surveillance of HIV and AIDS in French territories in the Americas e-DO: the new online tool for reportable diseases Cegidd in the Caribbean Outreach Testing: How to Harmonize...