Cholera
Death Toll Continues To Rise In Yemen’s Cholera Outbreak, UNICEF Reports
Yemen, a war-torn country, is facing “the worst cholera outbreak in the world,” according to the U.N. What Your Blood Type Says About Whether You’ll Survive Disease
Your blood type does a lot to defend your body against deadly diseases. Cholera In Haiti On The Rise After Hurricane Matthew; What To Know About Relief Efforts
Following Hurricane Matthew, Haiti now has a serious cholera problem on its hands. World Water Day: US Risks Water Supply Problems In Coming Decades
Within a decade, half the world’s population will be living in areas of water scarcity, two-thirds in water-stressed conditions. Tuberculosis, Scarlet Fever, And Other Victorian-Era Diseases Reemerge In Britain
Diseases from the 19th and 20th centuries that were thought to be largely eradicated are making a comeback. Cholera Spreads From Iraq To Syria, Kuwait, Bahrain: UNICEF
A cholera outbreak in Iraq has spread to neighboring countries, and risks turning into a region-wide epidemic as millions of pilgrims prepare to visit the country. Iraq's Cholera Outbreak Exceeds 1,800 Cases: Health Ministry
Iraq’s first major cholera outbreak since 2012 has risen to more than 1,800 cases, including six deaths, and spread to the northern Kurdistan region, a health ministry spokesmen said on Wednesday. Greece Urges Health Precautions After Suspect Cholera Case On Kos
Greek health authorities urged the public to take health precautions on Friday after a suspected cholera case was discovered on Kos island, a tourist destination and entry point for migrants from the Middle East and Asia. Cases In Iraq Cholera Outbreak Rise To 121, But No New Deaths: Ministry
Iraq's first major cholera outbreak since 2012 has risen to at least 121 cases, with most cases appearing in Babel province south of Baghdad. Iraq Tries To Contain Cholera Outbreak West Of Baghdad
Iraq's Prime Minister ordered daily water tests and other measures on Saturday to aid the thousands of families affected by cholera.