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Additional Human Diseases
Additional Human Diseases
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This is a partial list of other human diseases in the area, or suspected in the area. Malaria: Malaria is one of the world's most prevalent diseases. Current estimates are over 500 million cases a year, and 3 million deaths. Each day 2,200 people die of malaria. Malaria kills a child every 30 seconds. Today malaria kills more people than it did 30 years ago. Most malaria deaths are preventable. Soil Transmitted helminthiasis: An estimated 2 billion people are infected with STH's. Thypoid: Current estimates are 21 million cases a year and 600,000 deaths. Most are preventable. TB: TB is the second leading killer of adults in the world, with 3 million deaths a year. Leishmaniasis: Cutaneous 1.5 million new cases a year. Visceral 500,000 new cases a year. Cancer Cholera Chicken Pox Dengue Fever Dracunculiasis-guinea worm Hepatitis A,B,C,E Measles Meningitis - Viral & Bacterial Onchocerciasis Polio Trachoma
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