US EditionEven a Deadly Disease Has Spread in Germany – Denmark Warns Doctors
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Nuremberg/Erlangen - It was considered extinct, but especially now diphtheria occurs again increasingly in Germany. The Nuremberg Health Office therefore also urges for vigilance and recommends above all a critical look into the vaccination pass.
Diphtheria can be a deadly disease. In Western countries, about 5–10 percent of those infected die. Denmark is urging doctors to be on the alert for possible diphtheria cases. The reason is that signs of a possible diphtheria epidemic have been detected in Germany. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) writes in its May report that a total of 126 confirmed diphtheria cases have been detected in Germany between 2022 and 20…
Danish health authorities urge vigilance.
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