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Spread and Endemicity of Cholera in India: Factors Beyond the Numbers.

Presently, Cholera outbreaks account for 1.3 to 4.0 million cases and causes between 21,000 and 143,000 deaths worldwide. Cholera is preventable by proper sanitization and immunization however in many developing nations such as India, Cholera disease is endemic. The surveillance system in India does not adequately capture the actual number of cases. Consequently, it is important to utilize limited public health resources correctly in India and other developing counties more effectively to reach vulnerable communities. Here, we analyse how studies make sense of Cholera transmission and spread in India from 1996-2015. Further, how a more sensitive surveillance system can contribute to cholera eradication by giving rise to outbreak preparedness.