The Use of Water Filters to Prevent Contagious Skin Infections Amidst Refugee Camps: A Research Protocol
Veronica Grignano,
Cynthia Duan,
Eva Chima
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: Global refugee crises have caused a surge in contagious skin infections among refugees, which can be attributed to the lack of clean water and overcrowded conditions within refugee camps that allow infections to spread easily. This research protocol presents a comprehensive approach to addressing skin infections in refugee camps through the Hygiene for Health (HFH) initiative. HFH consists of a Slow Sand Filtration (SSF) system utilizing graphite oxide-coated sand and a team of volunteers for edu… Show more
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