Cholera’s global spread may start in India — not Bangladesh, genomic study finds

New evidence challenges the long-held view of the Ganga delta as the disease’s main source, pointing instead to northern India as the primary exporter. New evidence challenges the long-held view of the Ganga delta as the disease’s main source, pointing instead to northern India as the primary exporter.

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Nature India
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2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1038/d44151-026-00059-z
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Vibrio bacteria research studies
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Cholera’s global spread may start in India — not Bangladesh, genomic study finds

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New evidence challenges the long-held view of the Ganga delta as the disease’s main source, pointing instead to northern India as the primary exporter. New evidence challenges the long-held view of the Ganga delta as the disease’s main source, pointing instead to northern India as the primary exporter.

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