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From a hundred cases of imported malaria observed in Paris, the authors emphasize the following points: annual increase of cases, lack or inadequacy of prophylaxis, frequent reinfestations among black africans living in France, and comming back in endemic area for a brief journey, high risks for pregnant women.
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