"Chlorination can help reduce incidence of disease, limit use of antibiotics, and still keep microbiomes healthy."

A formula that contains locally available, culturally acceptable foods and is designed to repair the gut microbiome boosts growth in malnourished children.

A relatively affordable remediation process can remove lead from unregulated battery recycling, but isn't as good at getting it out of children's bodies.

Specific bacteria in the small intestines of malnourished children play a causal role in stunted growth, a finding that could lead to better therapies.

The existence of antifungals and antibiotics in urban and rural Bangladesh's water raises concerns about antifungal and antimicrobial resistance.

Water in Bangladesh wells may be much less safe than previously thought, according to a new study of arsenic level testing kits.

Chlorine dispensers at community water sources in Bangladesh reduce childhood diarrhea and provide good-tasting water.

Therapeutic food for malnutrition in children works better when it also addresses the gut microbiome, research finds.