Stop the Cycle of Diarrheal Disease: A state of the field report
Childhood diarrhea deaths have decreased, but children are still getting sick and infections are a major problem. Children who survive an episode but are faced with repeated infections are more likely to suffer from lifelong cognitive and physical impairments.
Stop the Cycle is a one-stop resource on the diarrheal disease. It:
- Shifts the conservation from focusing on deaths to the long-term consequences of repeated infections
- Captures the latest data on deaths and illnesses
- Highlights new research on the need for an integrated approach
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The report will be updated regularly to provide the latest data.
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