30 casesRwampara reported the highest number of confirmed Ebola cases — 30 — in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
RDCmaladie à virus EbolaAfrica CDCdocument of 49 observations
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30 casesRwampara reported the highest number of confirmed Ebola cases — 30 — in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
RDCmaladie à virus EbolaAfrica CDCdocument of 49 observations
Enhanced mpox surveillance started in DRC in 2010.
RDCmpoxobserved 2010Africa CDCdocument of 47 observations
5 deathsAs of 2 June 2026, there were 5 cumulative health care worker deaths due to Bundibugyo Virus Disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 2 June 2026Africa CDCdocument of 28 observations
22.5 %In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, coverage of at least three doses of IPTp (IPTp3+) increased from 22.5% to 31.8% after the first year of community-based IPTp implementation.
RDCpaludismepublished 2023The Lancet. Global healthPubMeddocument of 5 observations
6 deathsSix new deaths among confirmed Ebola cases were reported from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with 4 from Ituri and 2 from North Kivu.
RDCmaladie à virus EbolaAfrica CDCdocument of 17 observations
4 provincesThe Bundibugyo Virus Disease outbreak affected 4 provinces across the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda as of June 12, 2026.
Ouganda · RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 12 June 2026Africa CDCdocument of 18 observations
93.2 %The rate of correctly interpreting the HIV self-test results was 93.2% in the directly assisted HIVST (DAH) arm.
RDCVIH/sidapublished 2020BMC infectious diseasesPubMeddocument of 9 observations
36 deathsAs of 14 July 2026, there were 36 healthcare worker deaths from Bundibugyo Virus Disease (BDVD), all in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 14 July 2026Africa CDCdocument of 89 observations
2,000 testsOf the laboratory reagents delivered by Africa CDC for Bundibugyo Virus Disease testing, 2000 tests arrived in Bunia, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
RDCmaladie à virus BundibugyoAfrica CDCdocument of 12 observations
4 provincesAs of 2 June 2026, there were 4 provinces affected by Bundibugyo Virus Disease across the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
Ouganda · RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 2 June 2026Africa CDCdocument of 28 observations
9.3 odds_ratioThe odds ratio for AIDS-related death was 9.3 among patients suffering from opportunistic infections.
RDCAIDS-related death · opportunistic infectionsobserved 2019-2020published 2020The Pan African medical journalPubMeddocument of 7 observations
5 deathsAs of 6 June 2026, there were 5 cumulative health care worker deaths due to Bundibugyo Virus Disease across both the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
Ouganda · RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 6 June 2026Africa CDCdocument of 32 observations
38.4 %The case fatality ratio for Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was 38.4% as of July 14, 2026.
RDCmaladie à virus Ebolaobserved July 14, 2026Africa CDCdocument of 89 observations
89 %Among high-risk HPV-positive female sex workers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 89% harbored genotypes covered by Gardasil-9.
RDChigh-risk HPVpublished 2025Tropical medicine and infectious diseasePubMeddocument of 5 observations
259 deathsAs of 3 June 2026, there were 259 total cumulative deaths among suspected cases of Bundibugyo Virus Disease across DRC and Uganda.
Ouganda · RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 3 June 2026Africa CDCdocument of 33 observations
10.4 %The secondary attack rate at funerals was 10.4% as of 16 July 2026, with 159 cases among 1,526 contacts.
RDCunknown (implied by context)observed 16 JULY 2026Africa CDCdocument of 103 observations
36 deathsAs of 16 July 2026, there were 36 health worker deaths from Bundibugyo Virus Disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
Ouganda · RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 16 July 2026Africa CDCdocument of 103 observations
4 deathsThere were 4 cumulative health care worker deaths due to Bundibugyo Virus Disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 23 May 2026Africa CDCdocument of 35 observations
24 health zones/districtsAs of 2 June 2026, there were 24 health zones/districts affected by Bundibugyo Virus Disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 2 June 2026Africa CDCdocument of 28 observations
60.4 %Joint pain (arthralgia) in acute CHIKV patients was most often located at the knees (60.4%, 102/169), ankles (47.3%, 80/169), wrists (34.9%, 59/169), and/or elbows (24.3%, 41/169).
RDCchikungunyaHAL · Unilimdocument of 95 observations
The CHIKV outbreak in Matadi lasted from February to June 2019.
RDCchikungunyaobserved February–June 2019HAL · Unilimdocument of 95 observations
2,073 casesAs of 14 July 2026, the cumulative number of confirmed cases of Bundibugyo Virus Disease (BDVD) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) was 2,073, distributed as follows: Ituri (1,863), North Kivu (189), South Kivu (3), Tshopo (4), and Haut-Uélé (14).
RDCmaladie à virus Bundibugyoobserved 14 July 2026Africa CDCdocument of 89 observations
4.8 odds_ratioThe odds ratio for AIDS-related death was 4.8 among patients with viral infections associated with zona and Kaposi sarcoma.
RDCAIDS-related death · sarcome de Kaposi · zonaobserved 2019-2020published 2020The Pan African medical journalPubMeddocument of 7 observations
31.9 %31.9% of pregnant women were anaemic.
RDCanémieobserved 2009 to 2012published 2015Malaria journalPubMeddocument of 6 observations
351 contactsOf 1,817 listed contacts for Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 351 (19%) are under follow-up.
RDCmaladie à virus EbolaAfrica CDCdocument of 49 observations
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