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Three cases of monkeypox reported in a Var campsite

Published on08/11/2022 at 7:11 p.m.
Written by Sarah Dumeau

The people, who belong to the same family, were isolated and left the campsite. This situation no longer presents a risk and does not require other residents of the campsite to leave the premises.

Three cases of monkey pox were reported on Wednesday August 10 in a campsite in the Var, of which the ARS did not wish to give the exact location " to avoid stigmatization ".

The contamination of these people was prior to their arrival at the campsite. “ The family had no close and prolonged contact with other vacationers or with the campsite staff ” during their stay which lasted from August 6 to 11, specifies the ARS in a press release released on August 11.

Even if the family used the campsite facilities (toilets and showers), " outside the family home, the risk of transmission is very low ", explains the health agency. By specifying that " the regular cleaning of the premises makes it possible to limit the risks ".

Therefore, this situation does not justify the isolation or vaccination of the staff and residents of the campsite, according to the ARS.

The state of health of the family does not present any concern.

Monitor for symptoms

As a precaution, hygiene measures are reinforced within the campsite and information is disseminated there for holidaymakers and staff. They are urged to monitor their condition over the next few days and get tested if they show symptoms.

As a reminder, the first symptoms are fever, muscle pain, fatigue and possible swelling of the glands.

In a second period, skin and mucous membrane lesions may appear all over the body. The genital, anal and oral areas are more often affected, with lesions sometimes appearing before lymph node involvement, fever, malaise and pain associated with lesions, WHO said.

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Case of Monkeypox in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Press release

August 11, 2022

3 cases of Monkeypox were reported on Wednesday August 10 in a family staying in a campsite in a town in the Var. This is an intra-family contamination prior to the arrival of these people on the campsite. They were isolated and left the scene. The state of health of this family does not inspire concern.

According to the investigations carried out by the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Regional Health Agency, the family had no close and prolonged contact during their stay of a few days in the campsite (from August 6 to 11). with other holidaymakers or with the campsite staff.

The family used the campsite facilities (toilets, showers), however, outside the family home, the risk of transmission via surfaces is very low. The usual hygiene measures such as regular cleaning of the premises and washing of hands can reduce/limit the risk of contamination.

This situation does not therefore justify the isolation or vaccination of the staff and residents of the campsite.

As a precaution, hygiene measures are currently reinforced within the campsite and information is disseminated to people - holidaymakers and staff -. They are invited to monitor their state of health in the coming days and to consult a doctor in the event of the appearance of suggestive symptoms (fever, headaches, lymph nodes, muscle pain, rashes), with, if necessary, access to a diagnostic test if necessary.

The ARS Paca is mobilized alongside the campsite manager to keep its staff and holidaymakers well informed and to provide an on-site response to any questions that may arise.

Monkeypox is an infectious disease which is characterized in particular by a rash which can be isolated or preceded or accompanied by fever or lymph nodes. The virus can be transmitted by:

1. direct contact with skin lesions (vesicles or scabs) or with mucous membranes (oral, genital, conjunctival) during close physical contact with an infected person;
2. indirect contact by sharing linen (clothes, sheets, towels, etc.), toilet utensils (toothbrushes, razors, etc.), dishes, injection equipment, etc. with the infected person;
3. respiratory droplets during direct and prolonged face-to-face contact with the infected person.

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Case of monkeypox: update on August 11, 2022

Update on 08/11/22 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox) reported in France and around the world.

Posted on August 12, 2022
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Update in France

National situation on 08/11/2022 at 12 p.m.

As of 11 August 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 2,673 confirmed cases have been identified in France: 895 cases reside in Ile-de-France, 236 in Occitanie, 205 in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, 162 in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 117 in Hauts-de-France, 104 in New Aquitaine, 68 in Grand Est, 43 in Pays-de-la-Loire, 30 in Normandy, 27 in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, 26 in Brittany, 24 in Centre-Val de Loire, 2 in Corsica, 2 in Martinique, 1 in Guadeloupe and 1 in Saint-Martin. For 720 cases, the region of residence was not given, and 10 cases reside abroad.

Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 30 years old and 25% are 43 to 77 years old. Of all the cases, 28 are adult females and 2 are children.​

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Case of monkeypox: update on August 16, 2022

Update on 08/16/22 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on Friday, August 19, 2022.

Posted on August 17, 2022

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Update in France

As of August 16, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 2,749 confirmed cases have been identified in France.

The distribution of cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (1,642 or 60%), followed by Occitania (244 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (213 cases). Ten cases reside abroad.

For 747 cases (27%) the region of residence was not known and was replaced by the reporting region.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7, 2022 to August 10, 2022. reporting deadlines, the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated.

The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the public holiday (July 14).

All the cases identified to date are male adults, except 29 female adults (i.e. 1.1% of women) and 4 children under 15 years old. Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 30 years old and 25% are 43 to 77 years old.

Of the cases for which information is available at the time of reporting, 53 (3%) are known to have been hospitalized due to Monkeypox virus infection.

In France, no deaths have been reported to date.​

Figure 1. Confirmed monkeypox cases (n=2,739 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/16/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Confirmed monkeypox cases (n=1,889 cases) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/16/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in grey) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=2,748 cases) by reporting week, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/16/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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Data for the last week (in grey) are not fully consolidated.

Characteristics of cases that may have been the subject of an investigation

Since the characteristics of confirmed cases in men have been stable for several weeks, epidemiological investigations will now focus on female, pediatric and atypical cases. Therefore, information on symptomatology and case profiles will no longer be updated. The information presented below is based on investigations carried out up to 08/08/2022.

Among the cases investigated, 75% presented a genito-anal rash, 70% an eruption on another part of the body, 76% a fever and 72% lymphadenopathy. Among the cases investigated, 74 are immunocompromised (5.1% of the cases having responded); 385 are HIV positive (i.e. 25% of cases knowing their HIV status). Among non-HIV carriers, 701 are on pre-exposure prophylaxis or “PrEP”* (i.e. 64% of non-HIV carriers who answered the question).

To date, in France, 95% of cases for which sexual orientation is given have occurred in men who have sex with men (MSM).

Among the cases for which information is available, 71% declare having had at least 2 sexual partners in the 3 weeks before the onset of symptoms.

Most of the cases questioned declare that they cannot identify the person who allegedly infected them; 24% are secondary cases, ie they report having been in contact with a
case of monkeypox in the three weeks preceding the onset of symptoms.

*PrEP is an HIV preventive treatment for people who do not have HIV and are particularly at risk.


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Case of monkeypox: update on August 18, 2022

Update on 08/18/22 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox) reported in France and around the world.

Posted on August 19, 2022
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Epidemiological surveillance that adapts to changes in knowledge and diagnostic practices

Surveillance was initially based in France and internationally on the confirmation of cases by biological examination (PCR). As the epidemic progressed and knowledge of the symptomatology of cases was accumulated, clinicians no longer systematically resorted to laboratory diagnosis for clinically suggestive cases for which a risky exposure or contact with a case confirmed (by PCR) was documented.

In order to better interpret epidemiological trends, the Agency is adapting surveillance to extend it to all cases and no longer be limited to biologically confirmed cases. This change makes it possible to better describe the reality on the ground, quantify the impact of the epidemic, and take into account changes in diagnostic practices by clinicians.

As a reminder, Monkeypox virus infections (whether the cases are biologically confirmed or clinically suggestive with risky exposure) must be the subject of a mandatory declaration (Orthopoxvirus sheet including smallpox) allowing the feedback of information to the Regional Health Agency, then Public Health France as part of surveillance.

To date, only biologically confirmed cases must be transmitted at European level .

The new indicators should be published next week after a necessary verification period to ensure their robustness and reliability.

Update in France

As of August 18, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 2,889 confirmed cases have been identified in France. The breakdown of cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is as follows: 1,692 cases in Ile-de-France, 251 in Occitanie, 217 in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, 203 in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 140 in Hauts-de-France, 113 in New Aquitaine, 76 in Grand Est, 58 in Pays-de-la-Loire, 32 in Normandy, 31 in Brittany, 29 in Burgundy- Franche-Comté, 27 in Centre-Val de Loire. For Martinique, Corsica, Guadeloupe and Saint-Martin, each of these regions had less than 5 cases. Twelve cases reside abroad.

All cases identified to date are adult males, except 34 adult females and 7 children. Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 30 years old and 25% are 43 to 77 years old.

The distribution of cases according to the date of onset of symptoms (when this is known) is presented in Figure 1. Given the reporting delays, the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 2.

The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the public holiday (July 14).​

Figure 1. Confirmed monkeypox cases (n=1,966 cases) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/18/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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The data for the last few weeks (in grey) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 2. Confirmed monkeypox cases (n=2,888 cases) by reporting week, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/18/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Data for the last week (in grey) are not fully consolidated.

Information and prevention actions

Given what has been observed in Europe on the disease, targeted communication was quickly implemented towards MSM people. The sexosafe.fr site , dedicated to the sexuality of MSM people, is regularly updated with a summary of knowledge on the subject and preventive measures. Poster, radio and digital campaigns provide information to people in addition to actions in the field. Since June 17, the digital campaign has generated nearly 689,463 clicks on the banners and more than 599,065 visits to the Sexosafe site.

All information on vaccination is updated every week on the page intended for the general public and that intended for health professionals (accessible without login) of the vaccination-info-service site .
Prevention actions are continuously adapted to the evolution of the situation and the state of knowledge.

• Access documents

To facilitate access to information for vulnerable people in precarious situations, a pictorial tool, translated into 6 languages, developed with professionals working with these people is available on Sante Publique France.

• Monkeypox file (space accessible to all)

The MOBCO newsletter n°7 compiled with actors in the field brings together a series of questions/answers on the subject of Monkeypox/monkey pox. It is aimed at professionals or volunteers in contact with people in precarious situations.

• To subscribe

In France, long-term monitoring of monkeypox through the mandatory notification system is reinforced and information and alert messages are sent to health professionals. Exchanges are also continuing with other European countries, the WHO and the ECDC.

Monkeypox info service: a listening device to answer questions about monkeypox

Since Wednesday, July 13, a listening device has been open to answer questions raised by monkeypox. Subsidized by Public Health France and carried by SIS Association, the “Monkeypox info service” telephone line is accessible every day from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., on the toll-free number 0 801 90 80 69 (free, anonymous and confidential call and services). This system is in charge of accompanying prevention messages and protective measures, of providing information on symptoms, treatments and vaccination, of advising and of directing people to treatment systems.
Since the line opened, 6,133 interviews have been carried out on Monkeypox info service .​

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Case of monkeypox: update on August 23, 2022

Update on 23/08/22 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on August 31, 2022.

Posted on August 25, 2022
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Update in France

As of August 23, 2022 at 6:00 p.m., 3,421 biologically confirmed cases have been identified in France.

As part of its regular approach to checking the quality of the indicators, the Agency has identified 350 cases not yet entered in the databases since the last report published on the agency's website on Thursday 18/08. The total number of confirmed cases published today therefore includes catch-up data which should not be interpreted as an exceptional increase in the number of cases. Spread over time, this catch-up does not change the trends observed. It has no impact on patient information and care.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,110, or 62% ), followed by Occitania (277 cases), Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (231 cases) and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (212 cases). 19 cases reside abroad.

For 1,005 confirmed cases (29.3%), the region of residence was not known and was replaced by the region of reporting. The vast majority of confirmed cases identified to date are adult males (1.4% female). Eight children under the age of 15 were declared. Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 30 years old and 25% are 43 to 77 years old. Among the cases for which information is available at the time of notification, 65 (3%) are known to have been hospitalized because of their Monkeypox virus infection.

In France, no deaths have been reported to date.

The main characteristics of 39 confirmed cases in women are as follows: their median age is 27 years (extremes between 18 and 61 years). They are mainly domiciled in Ile-de-France.

The circumstances of contamination of these women are difficult to understand. Among the 22 women for whom information is available, 5 reported having frequented a person infected with monkeypox in the 3 weeks preceding the onset of symptoms. This contact took place in the family home or the place of living (cohabitation with a member of the family or the spouse). Two women declared a profession likely to expose them to the virus (health professional and hotel trade).
For the others, the interview data did not identify a presumed mode of contamination.

The distribution of confirmed cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. Case symptom onset dates range from May 7, 2022 to August 18, 2022. reporting deadlines, the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated.

The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These data seem to show that the number of contaminations peaked at the end of June/beginning of July and that since then the number of cases has tended to decrease. However, we must remain very careful because the summer period could lead to delays in diagnosis and reporting. Similarly, some people may not have sought care. The other countries with which we trade, and in particular in Europe, have also observed a slowdown or even a decrease in the number of new cases declared in recent weeks. This trend will have to be confirmed in the weeks to come.​

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Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed monkeypox cases (n=3,402 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/23/2022 – 6:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=2,415 cases) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/23/2022 – 6:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in grey) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 3,402 cases) by reporting week, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/23/2022 – 6:00 p.m.).

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Data for the last week (in grey) is not fully consolidated (the low in reporting seen in week 28 (July 11-17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday).

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Case of monkeypox: update on August 29, 2022

Update on 29/08/22 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this balance sheet will take place on September 1st.

Posted on August 30, 2022
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Update in France

As of August 29, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 3,547 biologically confirmed cases have been identified in France.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,176, or 61% ), followed by Occitanie (293 cases), Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (235 cases) and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (222 cases); 20 cases reside abroad.

For 1,042 confirmed cases (29.4%), the region of residence was not known and was replaced by the reporting region. The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male except 56 (1.6%) female cases. Nine children under the age of 15 were declared. Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 30 years old and 25% are 43 to 77 years old.

Among the cases for which information is available, 68 (3%) were hospitalized because of their Monkeypox virus infection, this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.
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Focus on female cases (as of 08/22/2022)

The main characteristics of 39 confirmed female cases are as follows: their median age is 27 years (extremes between 18 and 61 years). They are mainly domiciled in Ile-de-France. The circumstances of contamination of these women are difficult to understand. Among the 22 women for whom information is available, 5 reported having frequented a person infected with monkeypox in the 3 weeks preceding the onset of symptoms. This contact took place in the family home or the place of living (cohabitation with a member of the family or the spouse). Two women declared a profession likely to expose them to the virus (health professional and hotel trade). For the others, the interview data did not identify a presumed mode of contamination.
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The distribution of confirmed cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to August 24, 2022. reporting deadlines, the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated.

The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These data suggest that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has tended to decrease since then. However, we must remain very careful because the summer period could lead to delays in diagnosis and reporting. Similarly, some people may not have sought care. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are also observing a slowdown or even a decrease in the number of new confirmed cases declared in recent weeks. This trend will have to be confirmed in the weeks to come.​

To access the previous investigations carried out: characteristics of the cases that may have been the subject of an investigation
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Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed monkeypox cases (n=3,527 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/29/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 2,510 cases) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/29/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 3,546 cases) by reporting week, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 08/29/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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Data for the past week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated (the low in reporting seen in week 28 (July 11-17) can be explained by the July 14 holiday).


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Case of monkeypox: update on September 1, 2022

Update on 01/09/2022 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on September 6.

Posted on September 2, 2022

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Update in France

National situation on 09/01/2022 at 12 p.m.

As of 09/01/2022 at 12 p.m., 3,646 confirmed cases have been identified in France. The distribution of cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is as follows: 2,236 in Île-de-France, 299 in Occitanie, 237 in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, 231 in Provence -Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 174 in Hauts-de-France, 132 in New Aquitaine, 92 in Grand Est, 76 in Pays de la Loire, 39 in Normandy, 36 in Centre-Val de Loire, 34 in Brittany , 29 in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, 6 in Martinique. For Corsica, Guadeloupe, Mayotte and Saint-Martin, each of these regions had less than 5 cases. 20 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male except 59 (1.6%) female cases. The number of cases reported in women is low (maximum 12 cases reported in week 34) but the proportion of confirmed female cases has increased over the last few weeks. Among the confirmed cases declared in week 34 (unconsolidated data) 7.5% are women (vs. 5.3% in week 33 and 2.9% in week 32). These data relate to a low number of cases, in a context of a decrease in the total number of confirmed cases for several weeks, they must therefore be interpreted with caution. Moreover, a difference in the use of biological diagnosis between men and women cannot be excluded. Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

The distribution of cases according to the date of onset of symptoms (when this is known) is presented in figure 1. Given the reporting delays, the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 2.​

Figure 1. Confirmed monkeypox cases (n=2,577 cases, number of missing data = 1,069) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 09/01/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks is not fully consolidated.

Figure 2. Confirmed monkeypox cases (n=3,645 cases, missing data = 1) by reporting week, France, May-August 2022 (data as of 09/01/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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Data for the last week is not fully consolidated.

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Case of monkeypox: update on September 6, 2022

Update on 06/09/2022 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on September 8.

Posted on September 7, 2022
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Update in France

As of September 6, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 3,721 biologically confirmed cases have been identified in France.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,279, or 61% ), followed by Occitanie (303 cases), Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (243 cases) and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (242 cases); 20 cases reside abroad.

For 1,094 confirmed cases (29.6%), the region of residence was not known and was replaced by the region of reporting.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male except 71 (1.9%) female cases. The number of confirmed cases reported in women is low (maximum of 12 cases reported in week 34), but the proportion of these cases is increasing over the last few weeks. Among all confirmed cases reported in week 35 (unconsolidated data), 6.1% are women (vs. 7.5% in week 34, 5.3% in week 33 and 2.9% in week 32) . These data relate to a low number of cases, in a context of a decrease in the total number of confirmed cases for several weeks, they must therefore be interpreted with caution.

Nine children under the age of 15 were declared. Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.
Among the cases for which information is available, 76 (3%) were hospitalized because of their Monkeypox virus infection, this proportion remains stable over time.
No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of confirmed cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to September 1, 2022. reporting deadlines, the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated.

The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These data suggest that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has tended to decrease since then but could stabilize. However, we must remain cautious because the summer period may have led to delays in diagnosis and reporting. Similarly, some people may not have sought care. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are also observing a slowdown or even a decrease in the number of new confirmed cases declared in recent weeks.​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=3,701 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-September 2022 (data as of 06/09/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 2,640 cases, number of missing data = 1,081) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 06/09/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 3,720 cases) by reporting week, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 09/06/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday.




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Case of monkeypox: update on September 8, 2022

Update on 08/09/2022 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world.

Posted on September 9, 2022
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Update in France

As of 08/09/2022 at 12 p.m., 3,785 confirmed cases of indigenous infections by the Monkeypox virus have been identified in France. The breakdown of cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is as follows: 2,311 in Ile-de-France, 305 in Occitanie, 257 in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 244 in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, 182 in Hauts-de-France, 135 in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, 92 in Grand Est, 80 in Pays de la Loire, 44 in Normandy, 37 in Centre-Val de Loire, 37 in Brittany, 29 in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, 7 in Martinique. For Corsica, Guadeloupe, Mayotte and Saint-Martin, each of these regions had less than 5 cases. 20 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 73 cases (1.9%) are female. Nine children under the age of 15 were declared. Adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

The distribution of cases according to the date of onset of symptoms (when this is known) is presented in figure 1. Given the reporting delays, the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 2.​

Figure 1. Confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=2,693 cases, number of missing data: 1,092) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 08/09/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 2. Confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=3,785 cases) by reporting week, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 08/09/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated.


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Case of monkeypox: update on September 12, 2022

Update on 09/12/2022 following the cases of monkey pox ( Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on September 15.

Posted on September 13, 2022
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Update in France

As of September 12, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 3,833 confirmed cases have been identified in France, i.e. 112 additional cases since the assessment of September 6.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,332, or 61% ), followed by Occitania (308 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (264 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (246 cases); 20 cases reside abroad.

For 1,097 confirmed cases (29%), the region of residence was not known and was replaced by the region of reporting.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 79 cases (2.1%) are female. The proportion of female cases has increased over the past few weeks. Among all confirmed cases declared in week 36 (unconsolidated data), 12.9% are women (compared to 5.7% in week 35 (according to consolidated data), 7.5% in week 34 and 5, 8% in week 33). But the number of confirmed cases reported in women remains low (maximum of 12 cases reported in week 34 and week 36), in a context of a decrease in the total number of confirmed cases for several weeks. These data should therefore be interpreted with caution.

Nine (0.2%) children under the age of 15 were reported as confirmed cases. Confirmed adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

Among the confirmed cases for which information is available, 81 (2.1%) were hospitalized because of their Monkeypox virus infection, this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to September 5, 2022. of declaration, the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data suggest that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has tended to decrease since then. However, we must remain cautious because the summer period may have led to delays in diagnosis and reporting. Similarly, some people may not have sought care. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, have also observed a slowdown or even a decrease in the number of new cases declared in recent weeks.​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=3,813 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-September 2022 (data as of 09/12/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Monkeypox cases (n=2,736 cases, number of missing data: 1,097) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 09/12/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Monkeypox cases (n= 3,833 cases) by reporting week, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 09/12/2022 – 12:00 p.m.). The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated.

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday.



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Case of monkeypox: update on September 20, 2022

Update on September 20, 2022 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on September 22.

Posted on September 21, 2022
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Update in France

As of September 20, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 3,943 confirmed cases of Monkeypox virus infection have been identified in France, i.e. 110 additional cases since the report of September 12.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,403, or 61% ), followed by Occitanie (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (268 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (259 cases); 20 cases reside abroad.

For 1,129 confirmed cases (29%), the region of residence was not known and was replaced by the region of reporting.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 90 cases over the age of 15 (2.3%) are female. The proportion of female cases has increased over the past few weeks. Among all the confirmed cases declared in week 36, 13.9% are women and 10.4% in week 37 (unconsolidated data). This proportion was 5.7% in week 35, 7.5% in week 34 and 6.3% in week 33. But the number of confirmed cases reported in women remains low (maximum of 16 cases reported in week 36) , in a context of a decrease in the total number of confirmed cases for several weeks. These data should therefore be interpreted with caution.

Nine (0.2%) children under the age of 15 were reported as confirmed cases. Confirmed adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

Among the confirmed cases for which information is available, 84 (2.1%) were hospitalized due to their infection with the Monkeypox virus, this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to September 12, 2022. of declaration, the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data suggest that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has tended to decrease since then. However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported in recent weeks. ​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed monkeypox cases (n=3,923 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-September 2022 (data as of 09/20/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=2,838 cases, number of missing data: 1,105) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 20/09/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 3,943 cases) by reporting week, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 20/09/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday.




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Case of monkeypox: update as of September 27, 2022

Update on September 27, 2022 following the cases of monkey pox ( Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. Starting this week, situation updates will be published on a weekly basis. Thus, the next update of this report will take place on October 4th.

Posted on September 28, 2022
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Update in France

As of September 27, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 3,999 confirmed cases of infection with the Monkeypox virus have been identified in France, i.e. 56 additional cases since the assessment of September 20.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,441, i.e. 61, 0%), followed by Occitanie (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (271 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (262 cases); 21 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 95 cases over the age of 15 (2.4%) are female. The proportion of female cases has increased over the last few weeks to reach 13.8% in W36; it stabilizes in S37 at 10% of declared confirmed cases and 8.3% in S38 (unconsolidated data). The number of confirmed cases reported in women remains low (with a maximum of 16 cases reported in week 36), in a context of a decrease in the total number of confirmed cases for several weeks. These data should therefore be interpreted with caution.

Ten (0.25%) children under the age of 15 were reported as confirmed cases. Confirmed adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

Among the confirmed cases for which information is available, 87 (2.2%) were hospitalized because of their Monkeypox virus infection; this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to September 12, 2022. of declaration, the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data show that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has since decreased. However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported in recent weeks.​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed monkeypox cases (n=3,978 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-September 2022 (data as of 09/27/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=2902 cases, number of missing data: 1097) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-September 2022 (data as of 09/27/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated.

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday


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Case of monkeypox: update on October 4, 2022

Update on October 4, 2022 following the cases of monkey pox ( Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on October 11.

Posted on October 5, 2022
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Update in France

As of 04 October 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 4,043 confirmed cases of infection with the Monkeypox virus have been identified in France, i.e. 44 additional cases since the assessment of 27 September.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,467, i.e. 61, 0%), followed by Occitania (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (273 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (267 cases); 21 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 98 cases over the age of 15 (2.4%) are female. The proportion of female cases has increased over the last few weeks to reach 13.6% in W36; it then stabilized at 10.1% of confirmed cases declared in W37 and 9.1% in W38 and decreased in W39 to 5.9% (unconsolidated data). The number of confirmed cases reported in women remains low (with a maximum of 16 cases reported in week 36), in a context of a decrease in the total number of confirmed cases for several weeks.

Ten (0.25%) children under the age of 15 were reported as confirmed cases. Confirmed adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

Among the 10 children under 15 years old, 8 were under 6 years old and the sex ratio M/F in these children was 1 (5 boys and 5 girls). Contamination within the family home was strongly suspected for 4 of them (contact with a relative confirmed case), a pediatric case had contact with an informed but unspecified confirmed case and for the last 5 cases, the origin of contamination was not known. All the cases resided in Ile-de-France except two in the Grand-Est region.

Of the confirmed cases for which information is available, 90 (2.2%) were hospitalized due to infection with Monkeypox virus; this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to October 3, 2022. of declaration, the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data show that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has since decreased.
However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported over the past 3 months.​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=4,022 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-October 2022 (data as of 04/10/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=2,965 cases, number of missing data: 1,078) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 04/10/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 4,043 cases) by reporting week, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 04/10/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday.


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Case of monkeypox: update on October 11, 2022

Update on October 11, 2022 following the cases of monkey pox ( Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on October 18.

Posted on October 12, 2022

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Update in France


As of 11 October 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 4,064 confirmed cases of infection with the Monkeypox virus have been identified in France, i.e. 21 additional cases since the assessment of 04 October.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,482, i.e. 61, 0%), followed by Occitania (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (275 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (267 cases); 21 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 102 cases over the age of 15 (2.5%) are female. The proportion of female cases increased until W36 when it reached 13.6% then decreased until W39 (with 7.5% of confirmed cases). In S40, the data are not consolidated and only 3 cases in women were declared for 14 cases in men.

Ten (0.25%) children under the age of 15 were reported as confirmed cases. Confirmed adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

Of the confirmed cases for which information is available, 91 (2.2%) were hospitalized due to infection with Monkeypox virus; this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to October 10, 2022. of declaration, the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data show that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has since decreased. However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported over the past 3 months.​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed monkeypox cases (n=4,043 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-October 2022 (data as of 10/11/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=2,989 cases, number of missing data: 1,075) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 10/11/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 4,064 cases) by reporting week, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 10/11/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday.

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Case of monkeypox: update on October 18, 2022

Update on October 18, 2022 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on October 25.

Posted on October 19, 2022
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Update in France

As of 18 October 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 4,084 confirmed cases of infection with the Monkeypox virus have been identified in France, i.e. 20 additional cases since the assessment of 11 October.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,492, i.e. 61, 0%), followed by Occitania (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (281 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (268 cases); 22 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 105 cases over the age of 15 (2.6%) are female. The proportion of female cases increased until W36 (from September 5 to 11) when it reached 13.6% (16 cases out of 118) then decreased until W39 (with 7.5% of confirmed cases, i.e. 3 cases out of 40). Since week 39 (from September 26 to October 2), the number of infected women has remained stable (3 cases per week). Ten (0.24%) children under the age of 15 have been reported as confirmed cases since May 2022. Adult confirmed cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old. Of the confirmed cases for which information is available, 91 (2.2%) were hospitalized due to infection with Monkeypox virus;

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases according to the date of onset of symptoms (when this is known) is presented in Figure 2. The date of onset of symptoms for cases ranges from May 7 to October 05, 2022. , the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data show that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has since decreased.
These trends are similar to those observed in the syndromic data of visits to the emergency department for suspicion of Monkeypox (Oscour®). However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported over the past 3 months. ​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=4,062 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-October 2022 (data as of 10/18/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=3,008 cases, number of missing data: 1,076) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 10/18/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 4,084 cases) by reporting week, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 10/18/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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Data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated (The low in reporting seen in week 28 (July 11-17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday).

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Case of monkeypox: update on October 25, 2022

Update on October 25, 2022 following the cases of monkey pox (Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on 2 November.

Posted on October 26, 2022
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Update in France

As of October 25, 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 4,094 confirmed cases of infection with the Monkeypox virus have been identified in France, i.e. 10 additional cases since the assessment of October 18.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in Figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,496, i.e. 60, 9%), followed by Occitania (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (284 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (268 cases); 22 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 107 cases over the age of 15 (2.6%) are female. The proportion of female cases increased until W36 when it reached 13.6% (16 cases out of 118) then decreased until W39 (with 7.5% of confirmed cases, i.e. 3 cases out of 40). Since week 39, the number of infected women has remained stable (around 3 cases per week). Twelve (0.29%) children under the age of 15 have been reported as confirmed cases since May 2022. Adult confirmed cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old. Of the confirmed cases for which information is available, 91 (2.2%) were hospitalized due to infection with Monkeypox virus; this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to October 17, 2022. , the data for the last few weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data show that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has since decreased.

These trends are similar to those observed in the syndromic data of visits to the emergency department for suspicion of Monkeypox (Oscour®). However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported over the past 3 months. ​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=4,072 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-October 2022 (data as of 25/10/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=3,018 cases, number of missing data: 1,076) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 25/10/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 4,094 cases) by reporting week, France, May-October 2022 (data as of 25/10/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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Data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated (The low in reporting seen in week 28 (July 11-17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday).




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Case of monkeypox: update on November 1, 2022

Update on November 1, 2022 of confirmed cases of monkey pox ( Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on November 8, 2022.

Posted on November 3, 2022
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IN THIS ARTICLE

• Update in France
• Preventive vaccination against monkeypox

In early May 2022, cases of monkeypox ( Monkeypox ) not directly linked to travel to Central or West Africa where the virus is present, or people returning from travel, were reported in Europe and the world. Since that date, the disease has been the subject, in France and in Europe, of enhanced surveillance based on the Mandatory Declaration, the form of which has been specifically updated.

As of 1 [SUP]November[/SUP] 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 4,097 confirmed cases of infection with the Monkeypox virus have been recorded in France, i.e. 3 additional cases since the assessment of October 25.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,497, i.e. 60, 9%), followed by Occitania (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (285 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (268 cases); 22 cases reside abroad.

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 107 cases over the age of 15 (2.6%) are female. The proportion of female cases reached a peak in W36 where it reached 13.6% (16 cases out of 118) then decreased (with 7.5% of confirmed cases, i.e. 3 cases from W39 to W41, and 1 case in W42 ).
Twelve (0.29%) children under the age of 15 have been reported as confirmed cases since May 2022. No new pediatric confirmed cases have been reported this week. Confirmed adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

Among the confirmed cases for which information is available, 92 (2.2%) were hospitalized because of their Monkeypox virus infection; this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. The case symptom onset date ranges from May 7 to October 28, 2022. , the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

These updated data show that the peak of contamination took place at the end of June/beginning of July and that the number of confirmed cases has since decreased.
To date, the weekly number of confirmed cases has fallen below the threshold of 10 cases. However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported over the past 3 months.​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=4,075 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-November 2022 (data as of 01/11/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Laboratory-confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=3,021 cases, number of missing data: 1,076) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-November 2022 (data as of 01/11/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks (in light blue) are not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 4,094 cases) by reporting week, France, May-November 2022 (data as of 01/11/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday.

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Case of monkeypox: update on November 15, 2022

Update on November 15, 2022 of confirmed cases of monkey pox ( Monkeypox in English) reported in France and around the world. The next update of this report will take place on November 15, 2022.

Posted on November 16, 2022
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Update in France

As of 15 November 2022 at 12:00 p.m., 4,104 confirmed cases of infection with the Monkeypox virus have been identified in France, i.e. 7 additional cases since the assessment of 1 November.

The distribution of confirmed cases by region of residence (or by reporting region when the region of residence is unknown) is presented in figure 1. The Ile-de-France region concentrates the largest number of cases (2,498, i.e. 60, 8%), followed by Occitania (312 cases), Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (287 cases) and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (270 cases); 22 cases reside abroad (figure 1).

The vast majority of confirmed adult cases identified to date are male and 108 cases over the age of 15 (2.6%) are female. The proportion of female cases reached a peak in W36 where it reached 13.6% (16 cases out of 118) then decreased (with 7.5% of confirmed cases, i.e. 3 cases from W39 to W41, and 2 cases in W42 ). No confirmed female cases have been reported since S42.

Twelve (0.29%) children under the age of 15 have been reported as confirmed cases since May 2022. No new pediatric confirmed cases have been reported this week. Confirmed adult cases have a median age of 36; 25% of adult cases are under 29 years old and 25% are 43 to 81 years old.

Among the confirmed cases for which information is available, 94 (2.3%) were hospitalized because of their Monkeypox virus infection; this proportion remains stable over time.

No deaths have been reported to date.

The distribution of cases by symptom onset date (when known) is shown in Figure 2. Symptom onset date for confirmed cases ranges from May 7 to October 26, 2022. declaration, the data of the last weeks are not consolidated. The reports received do not always mention the date of onset of the symptoms. As an alternative to this information, the distribution of cases according to their date of reporting is presented in Figure 3.

Since the peak of contamination reached at the end of June/beginning of July, the number of confirmed cases has decreased. To date, the weekly number of confirmed cases has fallen below the threshold of 5 cases. However, we must remain cautious because improving knowledge of the disease can reduce the need for treatment by the best-informed populations. Several other countries, particularly in Europe, are seeing similar trends in the number of new cases reported since the end of the summer. In the past 4 weeks, only 6.4% of global cases have been reported in the WHO Europe region , and 90% in the Americas.​

Figure 1. Laboratory-confirmed monkeypox cases (n= 4,082 cases) by region of residence (or by reporting region when region of residence is unknown), France, May-November 2022 (data as of 11/15/2022 – 12:00 p.m.)

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Figure 2. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n=3,028 cases, number of missing data: 1,076) by week of onset of symptoms, France, May-November 2022 (data as of 15/11/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last few weeks is not fully consolidated.

Figure 3. Biologically confirmed cases of monkeypox (n= 4,103 cases) by reporting week, France, May-November 2022 (data as of 11/15/2022 – 12:00 p.m.).

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The data for the last week (in light blue) is not fully consolidated. The reporting low observed in week 28 (July 11 to 17) can be explained by the July 14 public holiday.


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