Leptospirosis Bacteria Found in Estero de Paco, Raising Concerns Over Post-Rain Outbreaks
Researchers have detected the bacteria causing leptospirosis in Estero de Paco, Manila, amid concerns of outbreaks following heavy rains, which are known to drive transmission of the disease.
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