The global distribution of Buruli ulcer is pictured here in 2015. Infections are concentrated in central and west Africa, but Australia is one of the few places where the number is rising. In 2016, new infections jumped by 72% in Victoria. Read more: https://t.co/MVFcA50z1u pic.twitter.com/QynFTDz15y

— University of Melbourne (@unimelb) April 15, 2018