Background Cholera remains a public health threat but is inequitably distributed across sub-
Saharan Africa. Lack of standardized reporting and inconsistent outbreak definitions limit our …

Diverse modelling techniques in cholera epidemiology have been developed and used to
(1) study its transmission dynamics,(2) predict and manage cholera outbreaks, and (3) …

Cholera continues to cause many outbreaks in low and middle-income countries due to
inadequate water, sanitation, and hygiene services. We describe a protracted cholera …

Background: The use of sanitation facilities is known to interrupt the transmission of fecal-
oral related diseases. However, the evidence was limited about the utilization of latrines …

Cholera is an issue of major public health importance. It was first reported in Kenya in 1971,
with the country experiencing outbreaks through the years, most recently in 2021. Factors …

Introduction Discharge of excreta to the environment lead to surface and groundwater
contamination and human exposure to disease-causing micro-organisms. There is limitation …

Resumo O Programa Bolsa Família e intervenções em saneamento são políticas públicas
que podem ter efeito combinado positivo no enfrentamento das iniquidades em saúde. O …

Background This study aims to assess the interactive effects of Brazilian public interventions,
environmental health programs (access to water, sanitation and solid waste collection) and …

Water scarcity is a critical global challenge affecting billions of people, particularly in
developing regions like sub-Saharan Africa. In Ghana, this issue has become increasingly …

Climate change raises an old disease to a new level of public health threat. The causative
agent, Vibrio cholerae, native to aquatic ecosystems, is influenced by climate and weather …