Background Cholera surveillance relies on clinical diagnosis of acute watery diarrhea.
Suspected cholera case definitions have high sensitivity but low specificity, challenging our …

Vibrios are a group of Gram-negative bacteria ubiquitous in our surrounding environments
and responsible for various clinically significant human infections. The three species …

Background Water is the most abundant resource on earth, however water scarcity affects
more than 40% of people worldwide. Access to safe drinking water is a basic human right …

Environmental pollution is a widespread problem, which has seriously threatened human
health and led to an increase of human diseases. Therefore, it is critical to evaluate …

Vibrio species are waterborne ubiquitous organisms capable of causing diseases in
humans and animals and the occurrence of infections caused by pathogenic Vibrio species …

The sub-Saharan region of Africa is rapidly urbanizing, that has consequently spurred the
development of specific challenges in terms of access to basic services and sanitation. Thus …

Vibrio cholerae is a waterborne bacterium and can cause epidemic cholera disease
worldwide. Continuous monitoring of V. cholerae contamination in aquatic products is …

Introduction Cholera remains a serious public health problem characterized by a large
disease burden, frequent outbreaks, persistent endemicity, and high mortality, particularly in …

Background Cholera surveillance relies on clinical diagnosis of acute watery diarrhea.
Suspected cholera case definitions have high sensitivity but low specificity, challenging our …

Background: In June 2019, landslides and floods in Bududa district, eastern Uganda,
claimed lives and led to a cholera outbreak. The affected communities had inadequate …