In week 51 (December 20–26), the spread of SARS-CoV-2 accelerated sharply (+50%) in line with the rapid rise of the Omicron variant, which is now the dominant strain.

Key Points In Week 51 (December 20–26, 2021), total activity at SOS Médecins clinics increased among those aged 75 and older (+14%, or +707 visits), decreased among those aged 2–74...

Key Points Nationally, the number of deaths from all causes is rising and significantly exceeds the expected number of deaths between weeks 47 and 50. An increase was observed in 10...

Key Points Decline in all mental health indicators across all age groups and in both the OSCOUR® and SOS Médecins networks, to levels lower than in previous years Increase in SOS...

Key Points Between March 2, 2020, and December 26, 2021, 826 cases of pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome (PIMS or MIS-C) were reported, including 745 linked to COVID-19. Note...

Key Points The increase in GEA activity observed in hospital emergency departments (Oscour) continues in S51. In particular, this activity remains more pronounced among children under...

Key Points In Week 51 (December 20–26, 2021), emergency department visits and subsequent hospitalizations declined sharply among those aged 2–14 (-21%), more moderately among those aged...

Key Points The bronchiolitis outbreak continues in mainland France, with a decline in emergency room visits, hospitalizations following emergency room visits, and SOS Médecins medical...

Key points In mainland France: Flu indicators continue to rise, particularly among children The Ile-de-France region has entered the epidemic phase, and five new regions are in the...

Key Points In Nouvelle-Aquitaine: the bronchiolitis outbreak is declining, though activity levels remain high. The bronchiolitis outbreak, which began early in week 41 (October 11–17,...