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Ministry of Public Health of Ecuador

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Regional measles, pertussis, dengue & respiratory outbreaks

37 clusters · 128 sources · last updated

Latest: Dengue death reported in Casma, Peru

Honduras’ pertussis epidemic has accelerated, with confirmed cases climbing to about 190 by mid‑2026 and infant deaths rising to 15. Measles activity in Honduras has shifted to sustained local transmission, with sixteen

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Corruption investigations in Ecuador

6 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuadorian Prosecutor conducts raids in Guayaquil and Playas

Ecuadorian authorities have initiated multiple investigations into corruption and financial irregularities across different levels of government. In early October, the Autonomous Governments Commission of the National As

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Latin American child welfare and reproductive health reforms

5 clusters · 151 sources · last updated

Latest: Buenos Aires implements new school reporting protocol

Latin American nations continue implementing legislative and public health initiatives regarding child welfare and reproductive health. In Ecuador, the Ministry of Public Health has launched informative activities in Chi

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Mental health service demand in Spain and South America

5 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Healthcare developments in Ecuador and Colombia

Mental health service demand and concerns have risen across several South American and European regions, often linked to environmental disasters or social stressors. In Spain and Colombia, natural disasters have triggere

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Respiratory disease outbreaks in Honduras

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Honduras health officials warn of measles and pertussis rise

In Honduras, health authorities have issued warnings regarding the increased risk of transmitting respiratory diseases, specifically measles and pertussis, during large gatherings. Officials report 14 cases of measles

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