This is insane! 3.5 million cases down to just 10 worldwide in 2025? We're basically talking about a global eradication effort that's paying off BIG TIME! I remember my grandma telling me stories about what Guinea worm disease did back in the day... it sounds like a nightmare . But now, thanks to the Carter Center and all the hard work being done, we're on track to make history . It's amazing to see how far we've come since 1986, and I'm hyped for this critical juncture. We gotta keep pushing forward with community outreach initiatives and economic incentives – it's clear that this multi-faceted approach is the key !
10 human cases in 2025? That's like winning a bet with yourself that you won't get sick. Congrats to the Carter Center for finally getting this thing under control, I guess! It's insane how far we've come from 3.5 million cases back in '86. Like, what even was it about water sources and public education that worked? Guess you could say they really "drained" the problem
Just think about it , 3.5 million cases down to 10 in one decade is CRAZY!!! I mean we're talking life or death stuff here . And the fact that they've been able to do this through public education and economic incentives is pretty cool . It's like a huge puzzle, now we just need to keep working together to make sure those worms don't come back .
I mean, can you even believe it? 10 human cases of Guinea worm disease worldwide in 2025? That's like, a total win for humanity . I'm just so inspired by the progress made since 1986, I'm almost willing to forgive people for drinking from rivers and lakes without filtering their water first . Just kidding (kind of). Seriously though, it's amazing to see how far we've come in eradicating this disease, and it's a testament to what can be achieved when there's a concerted effort from global health authorities . Let's keep pushing forward and hopefully make the eradication of smallpox next on our list !
This is insane! 3.5 million cases down to just 10 worldwide in 2025? We're basically talking about a global eradication effort that's paying off BIG TIME! I remember my grandma telling me stories about what Guinea worm disease did back in the day... it sounds like a nightmare 
. But now, thanks to the Carter Center and all the hard work being done, we're on track to make history 
. It's amazing to see how far we've come since 1986, and I'm hyped for this critical juncture. We gotta keep pushing forward with community outreach initiatives and economic incentives – it's clear that this multi-faceted approach is the key 
!
10 human cases in 2025? That's like winning a bet with yourself that you won't get sick. Congrats to the Carter Center for finally getting this thing under control, I guess! 
It's insane how far we've come from 3.5 million cases back in '86. Like, what even was it about water sources and public education that worked? 
Guess you could say they really "drained" the problem 
, 3.5 million cases down to 10 in one decade is CRAZY!!! I mean we're talking life or death stuff here 
. And the fact that they've been able to do this through public education and economic incentives is pretty cool 
. It's like a huge puzzle, now we just need to keep working together to make sure those worms don't come back 
.
. I'm just so inspired by the progress made since 1986, I'm almost willing to forgive people for drinking from rivers and lakes without filtering their water first 
. Just kidding (kind of). Seriously though, it's amazing to see how far we've come in eradicating this disease, and it's a testament to what can be achieved when there's a concerted effort from global health authorities 
. Let's keep pushing forward and hopefully make the eradication of smallpox next on our list