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Right now, there’s a massive cholera outbreak still happening in Yemen. Millions of Never Underestimate A Black Nurse Who Survived 2020 Coronavirus Shirt cases – it dwarfs the outbreak in Haiti, but there haven’t been as many deaths. You don’t hear about it because you don’t hear much about the situation in Yemen in general. Saudis and the UAE have been bombing the fuck out of Yemen for years. Wow, how sad. I’m currently living in a developing country in SE Asia, but I’m unsure of their cholera situation. I know dengue and malaria can be particularly bad here, but I’ll have to look up cholera here. Thanks for the interesting info. Cholera still exists all over the world, but only in places where there’s widespread poverty or warfare, especially in places where there’s a rainy season/dry season weather system.

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Victorian era is when it was famously eradicated in urban Britain, but it’s been around for a long time. The Never Underestimate A Black Nurse Who Survived 2020 Coronavirus Shirt difference was people were living in much closer quarters. The state of plumbing and sewerage was not adequate at all. London was one of the most densely populated places in the world, and also had the largest (or busiest?) port in the world as well. Other British port cities (like Sunderland, where the first cholera case in Britain was discovered) were smaller but similar. There was obviously a lot of travel between Britain and the rest of the world at the time.

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The Never Underestimate A Black Nurse Who Survived 2020 Coronavirus Shirt outbreak that hit Britain originated in eastern Europe, but the disease itself is thought to originate in India. It still very much exists, and there are currently several countries where it’s still endemic, and a few where it’s an ongoing epidemic. You don’t hear about it much because it mostly affects very poor people in countries no one cares about. My wife is a professor and her research lab focuses on the evolution of pathogenicity of cholera. She gets that all the time. I legit thought there was a disease called Swine Flu that I wasn’t aware of.

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