Key points Bronchiolitis The Grand Est region is entering the post-epidemic phase, with activity continuing to decline both in urban areas and in hospitals. Influenza and influenza-like...

Key Points The incidence rate of acute diarrhea observed in primary care is gradually increasing, but remains at a lower level than that observed during this period in previous...

Key points Acute lower respiratory tract infections High activity, decreasing in emergency departments (all ages) but increasing in primary care, particularly among children under...

Key points Flu 6th week of the epidemic Indicators stable or slightly down, but still at very high levels Bronchiolitis 1st post-epidemic week Decline in all indicators among...

Pneumococcal infections are caused by the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae. These invasive infections can be serious and usually require hospitalization.

Pneumococcal infections are a major cause of illness and death worldwide. They are monitored by Santé publique France.

View data on the epidemiological situation regarding pneumococcal infections in France on Santé publique France.

This year, the seasonal flu outbreak began early, in mid-December. It was characterized by high levels of circulation during the holiday season and marked severity. According to data...

Key Points Influenza and influenza-like illnesses Activity is increasing in urban areas and remains stable at a high level in hospitals; this marks the fifth week of the epidemic phase...

Key Points In Week 03 (January 13–19, 2025), compared to the previous week, emergency room visits and hospitalizations following such visits continued to rise among children aged 2–14...