NewzThe World Health Organization reported on Tuesday that global cholera deaths rose by 30 percent in 2025, even as the total number of reported cases declined. The data indicates that five African nations are currently responsible for approximately 90 percent of all global cholera cases.
In addition to the cholera findings, the report provided updated global trends regarding meningitis and plague. The data highlights a shifting landscape in the severity and distribution of these infectious diseases, with the surge in mortality rates despite lower case reporting serving as a primary concern for international health officials.
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