The New York Times, November 2010

Josh Ruxin, director of Rwanda Works and Columbia University public health expert, makes the case for widespread use of oral rehydration solution, a cheap "medical miracle" that can save the lives of even the most severely dehydrated cholera patients. "No one need die from this historic killer," he writes. "Even a poor country has no excuse for letting people die from this disease . . . Oral rehydration therapy should be able to save nearly all lives."

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