Effect of in-line drinking water chlorination at the point of collection on child diarrhoea in urban Bangladesh: a double-blind, cluster-randomised controlled trial Pickering, A., Crider, Y., Sultana, S., Swarthout, J., Frederick, G., Islam, S., Sen, S., Ayyagari, R., Luby, S. (2019)
Previous blinded trials of household water treatment interventions in low-income settings have failed to detect a reduction in child diarrhoea. Technological advances have enabled the development of automated in-line chlorine dosers that can disinfect drinking water without electricity, while also allowing users to continue their typical water collection practices. We aimed to evaluate the effect of installing novel passive chlorination devices at shared water points on child diarrhoea prevalence in low-income, densely populated communities in urban Bangladesh.
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Pickering, A., Crider, Y., Sultana, S., Swarthout, J., Frederick, G., Islam, S., Sen, S., Ayyagari, R., Luby, S. (2019). Effect of in-line drinking water chlorination at the point of collection on child diarrhoea in urban Bangladesh: a double-blind, cluster-randomised controlled trial Elsevier Ltd.
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