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Diarrhoeal disease and malnutrition make up 12.1% and 9.1% respectively, of the deaths of infants and children in Haiti1. Approximately 64% of our population lives in rural areas3. The children of the rural population have the highest risk of developing these medical problems as they live in the poorest areas...
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The majority of the population is either unemployed and/or living below the poverty line4. This level of poverty equates to the inability to provide safe living conditions for children which leads to their demise. The lack of access to suitable water and sanitation, lack of education about diarrhoeal disease and malnutrition, and severe poverty has further extended the continuance of this epidemic...
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More urgent action needs to be taken by the Australian people and all levels of government to preserve Australia’s scarce water resources, replenish its natural aquifers and promote subsidies to encourage rain water tank collection and water rec...   Diarrheol Disease in Haiti   Some people believe that once a woman has children, she should give up her job and devote all her time to caring for them. This is because they are the ones who are able to provide the best care for their children. Others believe that a working ...   Water; How Much Fresh Water is Available for Human Drinking Needs   Does the Lack of Education in Africa Cause Disease and Poverty?   Mrwhy Do Sales Of Bottled Water Grow Every Year Despite Of The Well-Known Fact That It Is Produced From The Same Tap Water?   Water, environment and sanitation   Water Availibility Vs. Water Quality   Is Water In Water City Fit To Drink?   Environment Awareness: Is Bottled Water Safe?   Bottled water vs. tap water   malnutrition in children and its effects   Marketing Implications for a Water Purification System for the Country of Morocco   The Quality of Drinking Water   The Country of Tainted Water  
 
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