LUSAKA Provincial Health Director Dr Simulyamana Choonga says some cholera strains recorded in the country are no longer responding to antibiotics, making it complicated to treat the disease. Meanwhile, Zambia National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI) Director General Dr Nyambe Sinyange says not every cholera patient needs antibiotics during an outbreak. As at October 8, ZNPHI…...
Some cholera strains no longer responding to antibiotics – MoH

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