"Many children die each year from dehydration, yet a cheap solution from easily available ingredients can be given to these children to save lives. This is a big problem in many developing countries where it is a persistent problem, as the water used is often contaminated with infectious germs causing diahorrea [sic], thus leading to dehydration. Some mothers are misled to think that anti-diahorrea mixtures are a solution but this only worsens the situation as the child loses more body fluids. There's an average of 40 cases a week. Therefore a great need to eradicate this problem."--Container.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)650079224
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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