Undiagnosed Disease in Congo Puts Children, Malnourished at Risk, WHO Says
BERLIN (Reuters) - A mystery disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading mainly among children and putting severely malnourished people at risk, according to the World Health Organization, which sent experts to the region to investigate the outbreak.
The undiagnosed outbreak is mostly affecting children under the age of 14 and females, according to the World Health ...
THE mystery disease ripping through the Democratic Republic of Congo has been identified, the country’s health ministry has said. The pathogen has claimed at least 143 lives since it began ...
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The disease emerged in the Panzi health zone, which is a remote part of Kwango province along the Congolese border with ...
Among the cases, 31 deaths have been registered. The majority of cases reported are among children, particularly those under ...
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