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Tweet The latest MSPP (Ministère de la Santé Publique et de la Population) report as of 24 November 2010 showed 72,017 cases of cholera accounting for1,648 deaths since the outbreak began. There have been 31,210 hospitalizations. The hospital mortality rate is 3.6%. Cholera promptly treated has a mortality rate of 1-2%. There are reasons to believe, as noted . . . → Read More: Haiti Cholera Update #17 Tags: cholera, Haiti, PAHO, UN | Category: Environmental Issues, Health care |
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 | Trackback for this entryTweet The Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) reports as of yesterday, 27 October 2010, there have been 292 deaths from cholera and 4,147 confirmed cases. This represents a crude mortality rate of 14.2%. Cholera promptly treated has a mortality rate of 1-2%. There was no situation report issued yesterday, and these numbers are taken from the . . . → Read More: Haiti Cholera Update #3 Tags: cholera, Dominican Republic, Haiti, MSF, ORS, PAHO | Category: Environmental Issues, Health care |
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| Trackback for this entryTweet The Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) reports (PDF) as of 1800 yesterday, 24 October 2010, there have been 253 deaths from cholera and 3015 confirmed cases. This represents a crude mortality rate 11.92%. Cholera treated promptly has a mortality rate of 1-2%. According to PAHO, 46% of deaths have been in the hospital setting, the . . . → Read More: Haiti Cholera Update, and Some Notes on the Scandal of Water Tags: cholera, Haiti, Medicins sans frontieres, PAHO, PIH | Category: American Politics, Dirty Political Strategies, Environmental Issues, Health care |
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