A significant proportion of vulnerable people in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) remain at risk for
contracting diarrhoeal diseases due to the presence of many risk factors facilitating their …

Objective To examine prescription patterns and explore to what extent guidelines are
available and how they might influence treatment appropriateness among hospitalised …

Diarrheal diseases are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Africa. Although
research documents the magnitude and pattern of diarrheal diseases are associated with …

Background To describe spatiotemporal patterns of diarrhoea in Bhutan, and quantify the
association between climatic factors and the distribution and dynamics of the disease …

Introduction Diarrhea is still a significant global public health problem. There are currently no
systematic evaluation of the modeling areas and approaches to predict diarrheal illness …

Background Diarrheal disease kills over half a million people each year in sub-Saharan
Africa; the majority are children under 5 years. About 58% of diarrhea cases are associated …

About 22% of childhood deaths in developing countries are attributable to diarrhea. In poor
resource settings, diarrhea morbidities are correlated with poverty and socio‐contextual …

Background Access to safe drinking water has been on the global agenda for decades. The
key to safe drinking water is found in household water treatment and safe storage systems …

Key points Cholera causes more than 100,000 deaths each year as a result of severe
diarrhoea, vomiting and dehydration due to the actions of cholera toxin; more females than …

Background Despite improvements in prevention efforts, childhood diarrhea remains a
public health concern. However, there may be substantial variation influenced by place …