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Malawi’s cholera outbreak exacerbated by inadequate funding for water and sanitation

Malawi’s cholera outbreak exacerbated by inadequate funding for water and sanitation

New xylem filters can remove bacteria and viruses from contaminated drinking water

New xylem filters can remove bacteria and viruses from contaminated drinking water

Gut cells alert the body to danger during parasite invasion

Gut cells alert the body to danger during parasite invasion

Multi-institutional project uses satellite data to determine incidences of cholera

Multi-institutional project uses satellite data to determine incidences of cholera

Summertime safety guidelines for children

Summertime safety guidelines for children

Warning on the “raw water” drinking trend

Warning on the “raw water” drinking trend

WHO works with Ministry of Health to ramp up disease surveillance, treatment efforts to prevent cholera outbreak

WHO works with Ministry of Health to ramp up disease surveillance, treatment efforts to prevent cholera outbreak

NJIT students building low-cost water filter for people suffering from kidney disease in rural Sri Lanka

NJIT students building low-cost water filter for people suffering from kidney disease in rural Sri Lanka

WHO and health cluster partners cope with health needs of internally displaced persons in South Sudan

WHO and health cluster partners cope with health needs of internally displaced persons in South Sudan

Life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene supplies reaching children affected by Cyclone Pam

Life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene supplies reaching children affected by Cyclone Pam

Report: Proposed SDGs may not achieve policy objectives without clearer, more measurable targets

Report: Proposed SDGs may not achieve policy objectives without clearer, more measurable targets

Researchers develop low-cost methods to tap arsenic-safe drinking water

Researchers develop low-cost methods to tap arsenic-safe drinking water

Study finds that outbreaks of Buruli ulcer can be triggered by climate change

Study finds that outbreaks of Buruli ulcer can be triggered by climate change

Norovirus vaccines: an interview with Dr Benjamin Lopman, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA

Norovirus vaccines: an interview with Dr Benjamin Lopman, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA

Water Missions International implements safe water solutions in Philippines in wake of typhoon

Water Missions International implements safe water solutions in Philippines in wake of typhoon

Probiotics may help keep bad germs at bay

Probiotics may help keep bad germs at bay

Evidence shows vaccination pilot campaigns highly successful during 2010 cholera epidemic

Evidence shows vaccination pilot campaigns highly successful during 2010 cholera epidemic

U.N. has 'moral responsibility' to address cholera outbreak in Haiti

U.N. has 'moral responsibility' to address cholera outbreak in Haiti

Haiti faces rise in cholera cases after flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy

Haiti faces rise in cholera cases after flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy

Heavy rainfall worsening cholera outbreaks in Sierra Leone, Guinea

Heavy rainfall worsening cholera outbreaks in Sierra Leone, Guinea

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