Table 2.

Patterns of BARI of infectious diseases at country level

BARI pattern	Diseases
1: High in most countries	HepB; HepC; HIV/AIDS; Influenza; Nontyphoidal salmonellosis; Rabies; Tuberculosis
2: Middle in most countries	Aeromonas; Chlamydia; Cryptosporidiosis; Gonorrhea; HepE; Measles; Rotavirus; S. pneumoniae; Syphilis; Typhoid fever; Varicella/Zoster
3: Low in most countries	Adenovirus; Diphtheria; Genital herpes; Hib; Meningococcal meningitis; Paratyphoid fever; RSV; Tetanus
4: Depended on region or economic level	Amoebiasis; C. difficile; Campylobacter; Cholera; Cysticercosis; Echinococcosis; HepA; Norovirus; Pertussis; Shigellosis; Trichomoniasis
5: High in affected countries and with a considerable number of publications from nonaffected countries	Chagas; Dengue; Leishmaniasis; Leprosy; Lymphatic filariasis; Malaria; Onchocerciasis; Schistosomiasis; Trematodiases
6: Low in affected countries although many nonaffected countries published articles about the disease	Af trypanosomiasis; Ascariasis; Dracunculiasis; Hookworm; Trichuriasis; Yellow fever