SOS Médecins National Newsletter, August 13, 2019

  • In week 32 (August 5–11, 2019), total SOS Médecins activity this week was down sharply among those under 15 years of age (-14.4%, or 2,080 fewer visits), stable among those aged 15–74, and up slightly among those aged 75 and older (+4.1%, or 316 more visits).

  • Over the past week, non-specific and seasonal indicators were mostly stable or declining. The same was true for the most common conditions among children and adults aged 15–74. Among adults aged 75 and older, there was an increase in cases of urinary tract infections (+11%) and acute abdominal pain (+12%).

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