December 2, 2025Environmental ResearchOpen Access

Diarrhoea in children under 5 years in two informal settlements in Accra, Ghana: The impact of antecedent rainfall and flooding

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Diarrhoea incidence increases with proximity to flood-prone areas during rainfall.
Statistical analysis shows significant links between symptoms and environmental factors like temperature.
Examination in two informal settlements reveals a pressing public health issue linked to sanitation.
Results highlight climate's role in diarrhoea transmission, calling for urgent health measures to curb outbreaks.

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Analysis reports the relationship between flooding and diarrhoea incidence in children, implying the need for climate-sensitive interventions.

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Analysis reports the relationship between flooding and diarrhoea incidence in children, implying the need for climate-sensitive interventions.