Cholera epidemic in Yemen, 2016-18: an analysis of surveillance data

• Main Authors: Anton Camacho, PhD (Author), Malika Bouhenia, MSc (Author), Reema Alyusfi, MSc (Author), Abdulhakeem Alkohlani, MSc (Author), Munna Abdulla Mohammed Naji, MSc (Author), Xavier de Radiguès, MD (Author), Abdinasir M Abubakar, MS (Author), Abdulkareem Almoalmi, BS (Author), Caroline Seguin (Author), Maria Jose Sagrado, MSc (Author), Marc Poncin, PhD (Author), Melissa McRae, FACEM (Author), Mohammed Musoke, MMed (Author), Ankur Rakesh, MPH (Author), Klaudia Porten (Author), Christopher Haskew, MBChB (Author), Katherine E Atkins, PhD (Author), Rosalind M Eggo, PhD (Author), Andrew S Azman, PhD (Author), Marije Broekhuijsen, MSc (Author), Mehmet Akif Saatcioglu, MD (Author), Lorenzo Pezzoli, PhD (Author), Marie-Laure Quilici, PhD (Author), Abdul Rahman Al-Mesbahy, BS (Author), Nevio Zagaria, PGDip (Author), Francisco J Luquero, PhD (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Elsevier, 2018-06-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Summary: Background: In war-torn Yemen, reports of confirmed cholera started in late September, 2016. The disease continues to plague Yemen today in what has become the largest documented cholera epidemic of modern times. We aimed to describe the key epidemiological features of this epidemic, includ...