Levine R J, Khan M R, D'Souza S, Nalin D R
Lancet. 1976 Jul 10;2(7976):86-9. doi: 10.1016/s0140-6736(76)92299-6.
Within an area of Bangladesh in which the incidence of cholera was high, use of sanitary pipe wells did not protect against cholera or related non-cholera diarrhoeas because well users also used contaminated water sources regularly enough to maintain high infection-rates. Protection was found to correlate with education and wealth.
在孟加拉国霍乱发病率较高的一个地区,使用卫生管井并不能预防霍乱或相关的非霍乱性腹泻,因为使用管井的人也经常使用受污染的水源,从而维持了高感染率。研究发现,预防效果与教育程度和财富状况相关。