← Atlas Theme · spans 1 topics
When cases fall but deaths rise, it is access to care that has collapsed.
Cholera deaths hit a 26-year high even as case counts dropped 20%, and Ebola deaths pile up untreated in the community at a 48% CFR — in conflict and displacement zones, outbreaks now kill through severed access to tools that already exist, not through new pathogen biology.
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Science & Health
WHO: Global Cholera Deaths Rose 30% in 2025 to Their Highest Level Since 1999 — Even as Cases Fell Deaths climbing 30% while cases drop is the signature of treatment access collapsing in conflict settings, not of new pathogen biology.
Science & Health
Bundibugyo Ebola Reaches Nigeria — WHO Warns of a "More Complex Outbreak Landscape" as the Origin Story Fractures A 48% CFR with most victims dying untreated in the community shows the outbreak killing through severed access to care, not new pathogen biology.