Acute watery diarrhoea cases during cholera outbreak in Syria: a cohort study
Conclusions
The study found results consistent with previous AWD outbreaks in developing countries like Yemen, Nigeria and Lebanon. Preventative measures like improving water sanitation and hygiene practices are essential to prevent future outbreaks and ease the strain on healthcare systems. Therefore, future studies must investigate the risk factors that increase the spread and the severity of the disease and investigate the best management method.
Source: BMJ Open - Category: General Medicine Authors: Arnaout, A. Y., Nerabani, Y., Sawas, M. N., Alhejazi, T. J., Farho, M. A., Arnaout, K., Alshaker, H., Shebli, B., Helou, M., Mobaied, B. B., Mouti, M. B., Kady, F., Aljarad, Z., Aleppo University Hospital Team, shalabi, Dasouki, Breij, Shheibar, Alabdulla Tags: Open access, Gastroenterology and hepatology Source Type: research
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