The spectrum of neuroinfections and their management in East Africa at a time of civil war, famine and displaced populations

Key Points

• Neuroinfections present significant management challenges due to civil war and famine in East Africa, impacting vulnerable populations.
• Healthcare access is severely restricted, complicating treatment options for affected individuals living in conflict zones.
• Assessment using health records across regions affected by civil unrest shows a stark increase in neuroinfection cases amidst humanitarian crises.
• Findings highlight the urgent need for improved healthcare strategies to address neuroinfections in displaced communities.