#Cholera is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 8 people shared 29 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is up 57% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 16 with 4 posts.

Posts with #Cholera

BK. Titanji

@boghuma.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

The CDC has been instructed by the White house to stop engaging with the WHO in person of virtually. This means all the great work the CDC does in responding to international outbreaks is halted. Think #mpox, #marburg, #polio #cholera etc. www.washingtonpost.com/po….

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WHO

@who.int

over 1 year ago

#Angola has been experiencing a large #cholera outbreak since January 2025. To date, 8 000+ cases & 320+ deaths have been reported. The outbreak is affecting much of the country with the highest number of cases reported from the region around Luanda. 🧵 Here's what is known so far: bit.ly/4hRi6z2

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Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

@msf.ca

over 1 year ago

Behind the scenes in #SouthSudan: Our teams are unloading cargo coming from Juba to support operations in the remote area of Mayom. We opened an emergency response in Bouth to respond to the heavy escalation of #cholera cases in an area where no other health actors are present. #MedSky

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Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

@msf.ca

over 1 year ago

#Cholera: conflict, political instability, floods and drought have led to the same problem in many different places: a lack of access clean drinking water. Cholera outbreak response and prevention plans are interlinked. Access to safe water and sanitation is critical.

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WHO

@who.int

about 1 year ago

"One year after the start of the outbreak in Sudan, #cholera has reached every state." - Kathryn Alberti, WHO Technical Officer

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Monica H Green

@monicamedhist.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Iconic. www.instagram.com/reel/DH…. #JohnSnow #cholera #EpiSky #histmed cc: @busph.bsky.social

Boston University School of Public Health content creator Jack Mellom reacting to seeing the Broad Street pump in London, whose handle's removal forms a pivotal point in stories about the cholera outbreak of 1854. Open street view with person looking in awe at a black water pump.

The image (posted on Instagram) has the following text annotation:
"flew to London for spring break just to see the broad street pump discovered by John Snow on September 7, 1854, during the cholera outbreak therefore making it the birthplace of public health."

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WHO

@who.int

over 1 year ago

To tackle the rise in #cholera cases & deaths in #DRCongo, WHO is mobilizing resources for the hardest-hit areas: - Emergency & cholera treatment supplies - Emergency beds - Free medical care - Deployment of 7000+ community health workers and more 👉 bit.ly/4eaezLZ

A mother tends to her child receiving care for cholera at the Mugunga Cholera Treatment Unit in Karisimbi Health Zone. WHO extends its gratitude to UNCERF for the vital support in the fight against cholera in North Kivu.

A young girl prepares to collect water from Lake Kivu – an essential daily task that carries hidden danger. In North Kivu, where conflict continues to displace communities, unsafe water sources like this remain a major driver of cholera transmission. WHO warns that without access to clean water, the most vulnerable continue to face life-threatening risks.

Ms Joyce Kabugho, manager of the Buhimba Cholera Treatment Unit, joins the WHO team during a visit to the CTU in Goma Health Zone to assess ongoing response efforts. Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo

A team of WHO experts visits the Cholera Treatment Unit in Buhimba, located in the Goma Health Zone. The visit reflects WHO’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the cholera response in conflict-affected regions of North Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo Credit

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WHO

@who.int

about 1 year ago

Did you know❓ #Cholera still kills thousands every year. Outbreaks are rising, even in countries that hadn’t seen it in decades. Dr Kate Alberti is here to tell us how this deadly disease can be preventable and treatable. Learn what you can do to protect yourself, your family, and your community.

youtu.be

WHO's Science in 5 - The Race to Stop Cholera Before It’s Too Late - 10 September 2025

YouTube video by World Health Organization (WHO)

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Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

@msf.ca

over 1 year ago

#SouthSudan: Outbreak of #cholera in Unity State. We're responding w/ a 100-bed Cholera Treatment Center in the Bentiu IDP Camp and supporting the Ministry of Health & other organizations with 2 additional cholera treatment centers. We are also providing water, sanitation, and preventive measures.

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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

@drtedros.who.int

12 months ago

@who.int-trained vaccinators are unstoppable in their determination to end the #cholera outbreak in #Sudan. They use camels and mules to reach remote, hard to reach areas in Tawila, North Darfur, to ensure no one misses out on vaccines that will save their lives.

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WHO

@who.int

about 1 year ago

#Cholera deaths rose by 50% in 2024, with over 6000 lives lost to a preventable and treatable disease. WHO is supporting countries with surveillance, case management, vaccines, supplies & community engagement to save lives and stop the outbreaks. Read more 👉 bit.ly/462E6EH

Cholera kills more people for second consecutive year, while prevention and treatment available

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WHO

@who.int

over 1 year ago

WHO and partners are responding to the #cholera outbreak in #Angola with rapid response teams, helping with case detection, community engagement and a vaccination campaign. One of the priorities is to bring the death rate down. Without treatment, patients can die within hours. 🔗 bit.ly/4hRi6z2