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Occurrence and Mitigation of Bacterial Regrowth in Stored Household Water in Eastern Coastal Madagascar

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By Lova Rakotoarisoa, Mahmooda Khaliq, Lauren A. Judah, Cathy Andriambololonirina
| MDPI
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Reductions in Children’s Blood Lead Levels from a Drinking-Water Intervention in Madagascar, Sub-Saharan Africa

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By Adaline M. Buerck, Mahmooda Khaliq, Jeffrey Cunningham
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Health and Economic Consequences of Lead Exposure Associated with Products and Services Provided by the Informal Economy

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By Jeffrey Cunningham, Adaline M. Buerck, Michal Usowicz, Mahmooda Khaliq
| ACS Publications
In low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), the presence of an informal economy can lead to human exposure to toxic metals such as lead (Pb). This paper demonstrates the local health and economic benefits of modifying practices within the informal economic sector in Madagascar. Specifically, leaded components in 504 locally manufactured household water pumps were replaced with unleaded components.
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