Schistosomiasis Death Rate by Country

Schistosomiasis Death Rate by Country
According to the latest WHO data published in 2017;
Schistosomiasis Death Rate by Country, total deaths by cause, Schistosomiasis Cause of Death for every country in the world.

Schistosomiasis


per 100,000 population LOW HIGH
Country Rate Deaths (%)
1 Sierra Leone Sierra Leone 10.27 377 (0.46%)
2 Cote d Ivoire Cote d Ivoire 8.98 1,232 (0.48%)
3 Burkina Faso Burkina Faso 6.41 564 (0.41%)
4 Benin Benin 6.22 359 (0.41%)
5 Togo Togo 5.99 226 (0.39%)
6 Chad Chad 5.75 411 (0.25%)
7 Guinea Guinea 5.63 411 (0.37%)
8 Nigeria Nigeria 5.55 5,550 (0.27%)
9 Mali Mali 5.47 449 (0.28%)
10 Cameroon Cameroon 5.43 716 (0.32%)
11 Ghana Ghana 5.12 818 (0.39%)
12 Angola Angola 5.12 687 (0.22%)
13 Gambia Gambia 5.11 45 (0.31%)
14 Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau 4.80 48 (0.28%)
15 Niger Niger 4.50 398 (0.25%)
16 Liberia Liberia 4.48 104 (0.30%)
17 Eritrea Eritrea 4.36 105 (0.37%)
Country Rate
18 MauritaniaMauritania 4.17
19 SenegalSenegal 4.14
20 Central AfricaCentral Africa 4.13
21 BurundiBurundi 4.02
22 MozambiqueMozambique 3.70
25 DjiboutiDjibouti 3.34
26 Equ. GuineaEqu. Guinea 3.17
27 TanzaniaTanzania 3.13
28 DR CongoDR Congo 3.11
29 EthiopiaEthiopia 3.10
30 UgandaUganda 3.07
31 RwandaRwanda 3.06
32 MalawiMalawi 3.02
33 SudanSudan 2.99
34 ZambiaZambia 2.90
35 CongoCongo 2.90
36 KenyaKenya 2.77
37 GabonGabon 2.69
38 MadagascarMadagascar 2.35
40 SwazilandSwaziland 1.60
45 EgyptEgypt 0.83
47 LibyaLibya 0.53

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Health Data used is WHO 2014, 2017 updates, World Bank and the United Nations for population.
We do not guarantee the accuracy of this data.