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Bangladesh · 2020–2022
Leprosy hotspots over two decades
Photo by NLRDrawing on a 20-year cohort study and over 20,000 cases across four high-endemic districts of northwest Bangladesh, we mapped the geospatial epidemiology of leprosy.
We identified persistent hotspots, often in densely populated areas, despite an overall decrease in incidence — showing where targeted prevention remains most needed.
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