Infections associated with natural disasters

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Type of Disaster Infectious Disease
earthquake acute respiratory illness (Pakistan 2005, Iran 2003, El Salvador 2001)
cholera (Haiti 2010)
diarrhea (Pakistan 2005, Iran 2003, El Salvador 2001)
hepatitis E (Pakistan 2005)
influenza (Japan 2011)
measles (Pakistan 2005)
meningitis (Pakistan 2005)
norovirus (Japan 2011)
tetanus (Pakistan 2005)
flood dengue (Côte d'Ivoire 2010, Brazil 2008)
diarrhea (Indonesia 2001, Bangladesh 2004, Mozambique 2000)
leptospirosis (Thailand 2000, India 2000)
malaria (Dominican Republic 2004)
hurricane diarrhea (USA 2005, USA 2001)
tuberculosis (USA 2005)
tornado cutaneous mucormycosis (USA 2011)
tsunami acute respiratory illness (Indonesia 2004)
diarrhea (Indonesia 2004, Thailand 2004)
hepatitis A (Indonesia 2004)
hepatitis E (Indonesia 2004)
measles (Indonesia 2004)
meningitis (Indonesia 2004)
tetanus (Indonesia 2004)
typhoon leptospirosis (Taiwan 2001, China 2001)

Further Reading

  • Infectious diseases following natural disasters: prevention and control measures. Expert Rev Anti Infect Ther. 2012;10(1):95-104. doi: 10.1586/ERI.11.155