Occupational diseases are defined as any illness that may be work-related but is not recognized as an occupational disease by a social security system.

To carry out its infectious disease surveillance activities, Santé publique France relies on a network of 43 National Reference Centers (Article L 1413-3 of the Public Health Code).

Santé publique France has published a methodological overview of the impact of social position and its role in addressing social inequalities in health, drawing on practical tools and...

Key points Bronchiolitis (under 1 year of age) Non-epidemic activity. Decrease in hospital emergency room visits and SOS Médecins consultations. Virology laboratories at the region’s...

Key Points Dengue Dengue activity was low in French Guiana, with 1 confirmed case in the past two weeks. Chikungunya On January 26, a case of chikungunya was confirmed by RT-PCR in...

Key points Martinique Flu: ongoing flu outbreak; further increase in city-level indicators. The number of emergency room visits has risen over the past two weeks compared to the...

Key points Mpox (Smallpox B) 3 new confirmed cases of Mpox in S06, bringing the total to 6 cases since S02-2026 (including 2 imported cases and 4 locally acquired cases). Although no...

Key Points Leptospirosis was added to the list of notifiable diseases (MSO) on August 17, 2023. From January 1 to December 31, 2024, 886 cases of leptospirosis were reported, including...

Key Points Mpox Confirmed and suspected cases of Mpox are currently being reported in Madagascar. In the event of any clinical suspicion (a person presenting with a rash or one or more...