Figure 5 in Vulnerability to snakebite envenoming: a global mapping of hotspots

Figure 5: Hotspots of vulnerable populations to medically important venomous snake species Hotspots are defined as people living in areas within the range of one or more medically important venomous snake species,and more than 3 h away from major urban centreswith Healthcare Access and Quality Index deciles of 1–3. (A) Pixel-level vulnerability surface (ie,vulnerability to all species of medically important snakes).(B) Aggregated second administrative level vulnerability to all species of medically important venomous snakes,as measured by the absolute number of people.(C) Aggregated second administrative level vulnerability to only those species for which no effective therapy is currently listed by WHO,as measured by the absolute number of people.