2024 journal article

Cite it

Understanding the Effectiveness of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Interventions: A Counterfactual Simulation Approach to Generalizing the Outcomes of Intervention Trials

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVES, 132(12).

By: A. Brouwer ^*, M. Zahid ^*, M. Eisenberg ^*, B. Arnold ^*, S. Ashraf ^*, J. Benjamin-Chung ^*, J. Colford ^*, A. Ercumen ⁿ  ...and 6 other authors, S. Luby ^*, A. Pickering ^*, M. Rahman ^*, A. Kraay ^*, J. Eisenberg ^* & M. Freeman ^*

10.1289/EHP15200

Find Text @ NCSU

open access via doi.org (publisher)

Source: Web Of Science

Added: January 27, 2025

While water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions can reduce diarrheal disease, many large-scale trials have not found the expected health gains for young children in low-resource settings. Evidence-based guidance is needed to improve interventions and remove barriers to diarrheal disease reduction.