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11 Sep 2014: Humanitarian emergency grows as Pakistani and Indian relief efforts criticised by aid-workers, amid health fears for survivors -
Guardian Professional, 8 Aug 2014:
With multiple epidemics, a growing displaced population and climate change, is it time to take preparedness more seriously? Join the live Q&A on 14 August, 1-3pm BST
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Guardian Professional,
21 Jul 2014:
Evidence is mounting that vaccines can stop cholera outbreaks, but NGOs fear this solution distracts from improving sanitation, writes Jocalyn Clark
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16 Jul 2014: Ban Ki-moon calls for $2.2bn to help eradicate epidemic as row over UN's role in introducing cholera to Haiti rumbles on
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11 Mar 2014: Plaintiffs hold UN responsible for outbreak of disease, which they say was carried into Haiti by peacekeepers from Nepal
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7 Mar 2014:
UN assistant secretary general says deadly outbreak, which has been blamed on UN troops, demands decisive action
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24 Feb 2014: Cities have long been shaped by disease; now health experts must tackle threat of drug-resistant infections
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9 Oct 2013:
Class action filed in US will test UN's traditional immunity after outbreak that killed 8,000 people was traced to UN base
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9 Oct 2013:
Court case launched in New York over thousands of deaths blamed on sewage discharge from United Nations barracks
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4 Jun 2013: Crowded, insanitary conditions and broken health system expected to cause hepatitis, typhoid, cholera or dysentery
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17 Mar 2013: Robin McKie: Two hundred years after his birth, we owe much to the London doctor who discovered the cause of cholera
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15 Mar 2013:
Suzi Gage: Today is the bicentenary of the birth of John Snow, the physician who worked out how cholera is transmitted. He is often called the father of epidemiology, but would he recognise the field today?
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15 Mar 2013:
John Snow's map of cholera outbreaks from nineteenth century London changed how we saw a disease - and gave data journalists a model of how to work today
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Interactive,
15 Mar 2013:
What would John Snow's famous cholera map look like on a modern map of London, using modern mapping tools?
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10 Mar 2013:
Faeces processed to produce valuable fertiliser for crops and new forests – and eliminate source of disease
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