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Q&A: As an outbreak spreads in Zimbabwe, what are the symptoms and how can it be tackled?
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31 Dec 2011:
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 31 December 1831: The intelligence from the district infected by the cholera, is this week of a far more alarming character than at any former period
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20 Dec 2011:
Mark Weisbrot: Despite overwhelming evidence, the UN has still not taken responsibility for the cholera disaster in Haiti
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Gallery (10 pictures), 7 Nov 2011:
Since the outbreak of a cholera epidemic in Haiti in October 2010, international funds and aid efforts have helped to curb the spread of the disease. However, the International Medical Corps, which is leading the cholera response in the country, warns that reductions in funds and services could lead cholera cases to rise again
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7 Nov 2011:
Sean Casey: Success in tackling Haiti's cholera epidemic is fragile. If funding from international donors is cut and services close, infections and death rates will rise
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7 Oct 2011:
Tim Radford quotes from the letters of Rudyard Kipling
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11 Sep 2011:
Yves Engler: The overwhelming evidence is that the UN force in Haiti caused the cholera that has killed thousands: a highly symbolic tragedy
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30 Jun 2011: Study suggests Nepalese peacekeepers brought cholera strain to Haiti that killed thousands of people
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31 May 2011:
Higher temperatures and rainfall predict cholera outbreaks months in advance, allowing preventive measures to be taken
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9 May 2011:
In the wake of major outbreaks of diseases like cholera and Aids comes violent mistrust of scientists and politicians. Historian Richard Evans looks at possible lessons for the future
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12 Apr 2011: Cholera in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, has claimed 51 lives since February and health workers fear heavy rains could increase that further
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