Key Points Upward trend in monitoring indicators High activity in private practice (SOS Médecins) and moderate activity in hospital settings (Oscour®).

Key points Bronchiolitis (children under one year of age) Transition to the post-epidemic phase in week 03-2026 (January 12–18) Slight uptick in activity at SOS Médecins clinics and...

Key Points Acute Respiratory Infections In week 06-2026, indicators for acute respiratory infections (ARI) were declining, both in hospitals and in the community, across all age groups....

Introduction - Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is the most common bacterium responsible for serious infections in newborns. We present incidence data on neonatal GBS infections (NIs) in...

Key Points Acute respiratory infections Decreased activity in hospital emergency departments and at SOS Médecins (moderate activity level) Bronchiolitis ( 1 year) No epidemic. Stable...

Key Points Lower Respiratory Tract Infections (acute lower respiratory tract infections, all etiologies) Activity continued to decline in emergency departments (visits and...

To determine the number of cancer cases attributable to a particular risk factor, it is necessary to know the relative risk and the prevalence of exposure in the general population; the...

There is very little information available to document the role of occupational factors in the onset of diseases among the French population. Although a large number of diseases are...