5 Bacteria
Types Led To
Death Of Over
6 Lakh People
In 2019

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Five bacteria pathogens proved deadly in 2019, as per Lancet’s Global Burden of Disease Study

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Common bacterial infections were the second-leading cause of death in 2019, and were linked to one in eight deaths worldwide

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6.8 lakh deaths in India in 2019 were due to the bacteria group:-

- E-Coli
- S-Pneumoniae
- K-Pneumoniae
- S-Aureus
- A-Baumanii

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E Coli was the most deadly pathogen as it led to 1.57 lakh deaths in India in 2019, according to the Lancet study

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- S-Pneumonaiae: 1.4 lakh
- K-Pneumonaie: 1.3 lakh
- S-Aureus: 1.2 lakh
- A-Baumanii: 1.1 lakh

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Global mortality has been associated with 33 bacterial pathogens in 2019

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Out of 1.3 crore deaths globally, 77 lakh were affected by 33 bacteria. Half of these deaths were caused by the 5 bacteria pathogens

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Ischemic heart disease was found to be the leading cause of death in 2019, as per the study

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5 Bacteria
Types Led To
Death Of Over
6 Lakh People
In 2019

Five bacteria pathogens proved deadly in 2019, as per Lancet’s Global Burden of Disease Study

Study On Global
Burden of Disease

Common bacterial infections were the second-leading cause of death in 2019, and were linked to one in eight deaths worldwide

One In Eight Deaths Due
To Bacterial Infections

6.8 lakh deaths in India in 2019 were due to the bacteria group:-

- E-Coli
- S-Pneumoniae
- K-Pneumoniae
- S-Aureus
- A-Baumanii

Bacteria Caused Over
6 Lakh Deaths

E Coli was the most deadly pathogen as it led to 1.57 lakh deaths in India in 2019, according to the Lancet study

E Coli

- S-Pneumonaiae: 1.4 lakh
- K-Pneumonaie: 1.3 lakh
- S-Aureus: 1.2 lakh
- A-Baumanii: 1.1 lakh

Deaths Due To Bacteria
Group In India

Global mortality has been associated with 33 bacterial pathogens in 2019

Mortality Worldwide
Due To Bacteria

Out of 1.3 crore deaths globally, 77 lakh were affected by 33 bacteria. Half of these deaths were caused by the 5 bacteria pathogens

Deaths Due To
Bacteria Pathogens

Ischemic heart disease was found to be the leading cause of death in 2019, as per the study

Most Common Cause
Of Death Globally

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Story by: Sharmila Bhowmick
Designed By: Mohsin Shaikh

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5 Bacteria Types Led To Death Of Over 6 Lakh People In 2019

Five bacteria pathogens proved deadly in 2019, as per Lancet’s Global Burden of Disease Study

Study On Global Burden of Disease

Common bacterial infections were the second-leading cause of death in 2019, and were linked to one in eight deaths worldwide

One In Eight Deaths Due To Bacterial Infections

6.8 lakh deaths in India in 2019 were due to the bacteria group:-- E-Coli- S-Pneumoniae- K-Pneumoniae- S-Aureus- A-Baumanii

Bacteria Caused Over 6 Lakh Deaths

E Coli was the most deadly pathogen as it led to 1.57 lakh deaths in India in 2019, according to the Lancet study

E Coli

- S-Pneumonaiae: 1.4 lakh - K-Pneumonaie: 1.3 lakh - S-Aureus: 1.2 lakh - A-Baumanii: 1.1 lakh

Deaths Due To Bacteria Group In India

Global mortality has been associated with 33 bacterial pathogens in 2019

Mortality Worldwide Due To Bacteria

Out of 1.3 crore deaths globally, 77 lakh were affected by 33 bacteria. Half of these deaths were caused by the 5 bacteria pathogens

Deaths Due To Bacteria Pathogens

Ischemic heart disease was found to be the leading cause of death in 2019, as per the study

Most Common Cause Of Death Globally

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Story by: Sharmila BhowmickDesigned By: Mohsin Shaikh

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5 Bacteria
Types Led To
Death Of Over
6 Lakh People
In 2019

Study On Global
Burden of Disease

One In Eight Deaths Due
To Bacterial Infections

6.8 lakh deaths in India in 2019 were due to the bacteria group:-

- E-Coli
- S-Pneumoniae
- K-Pneumoniae
- S-Aureus
- A-Baumanii

Bacteria Caused Over
6 Lakh Deaths

- S-Pneumonaiae: 1.4 lakh
- K-Pneumonaie: 1.3 lakh
- S-Aureus: 1.2 lakh
- A-Baumanii: 1.1 lakh

Deaths Due To Bacteria
Group In India

Mortality Worldwide
Due To Bacteria

Deaths Due To
Bacteria Pathogens

Most Common Cause
Of Death Globally

Story by: Sharmila Bhowmick
Designed By: Mohsin Shaikh