ABSTRACT - Study finds that forcing water through simple filter made from cloth of old saris can reduce cholera cases by about half; cholera is major health problem in rural villages in Bangladesh; study appears in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (S) Forcing water through a simple filter made from the cloth of old saris can reduce cholera cases by about half, according to a study of rural villages in Bangladesh where cholera is a major health problem.

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