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The Rappel Conso platform reports the recall of Maître Coq poultry sausages and minced veal (Carrefour, Tendriade) sold in France. These products present a risk of contamination with salmonella, which can cause gastrointestinal problems.

The WHO is verifying with the Russian authorities the circumstances of the death of a 28-year-old laboratory worker in Irkutsk. Moscow attributes the death to pneumonia of undetermined origin and rules out pneumonic plague.

Three deaths and 23 indigenous cases of West Nile virus have been recorded in Île-de-France. Experts are warning of unprecedented circulation in Europe, favored by climate change and transmitted by common mosquitoes.

Russian authorities have denied rumors that a Siberian laboratory technician died from the plague. Post-mortem tests indicate pneumonia of undetermined etiology, ruling out the presence of microorganisms linked to his work.

Nantes University Hospital confirmed on Monday the death of two newborns attributable to nosocomial infections in its neonatal units since the summer of 2025. Audits revealed non-compliant practices.
Nearly 10,000 disposable electronic cigarettes, or “puffs”, were withdrawn from sale in France following checks by the DGCCRF, despite their ban in force since February 2025.