The typhoid outbreak, which first hit Harare’s oldest suburb of Mbare, has spread to Kuwadzana and Dzivarasekwa, where more than 30 people have been admitted and treated of typhoid Most ...
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Prevalence of current patterns and predictive trends of multidrug-resistant Salmonella Typhi in Sudan
AUTHOR Elshayeb AA, Ahmed AA, El Siddig MA, El Hussien AA ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: Enteric fever has persistence of great impact in Sudanese public health especially during rainy season when the ...
Read moreSuspected typhoid cases in Byo
Two suspected typhoid cases reported in Bulawayo, among 22 new suspected cases in Zimbabwe
Read moreResults after surgical management of ileal perforation due to typhoid fever, about 29 cases in Ouahigouya (Burkina Faso)
AUTHOR Kambire JL, Ouedraogo S, Ouedraogo S, Ouangre E, Traore SS ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to determine the results of management of typhoid perforations. This was a ...
Read moreCouncil contains typhoid outbreak
Typhoid cases have decreased and no deaths have been recorded in Harare after the city council took steps to control the disease
Read moreGlen Norah residents in water demo
Residents of the Glen Norah suburb of Harare demonstrated against the city’s arbitrary water disconnections, which they said posed a health hazard amidst an ongoing typhoid outbreak
Read moreCity steps up war on typhoid
The Harare city council is making efforts to ensure running water for all neighborhoods, particularly in Mbare, and encouraging people to exercise good hygiene
Read moreFlying toilets at Mbare flats
Residents in Mbare, where a typhoid outbreak is taking place, have resorted to using “flying toilets” in the absence of a proper sewage system
Read moreMazabuka records 55 suspected typhoid cases
Mazabuka, Zambia has recorded more than 55 suspected cases of typhoid
Read moreWe’re winning war on typhoid: Council
Over 30 cases of typhoid confirmed in Harare as of yesterday Harare Health Services director said the e city was winning the war on typhoid as there were no confirmed ...
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