The process of turning grain crops into meat is grossly inefficient. The collective health benefits of such a choice would be equally dramatic. This implies that cholera epidemics are primarily due to misinformation of some sort on the part of sufferers and that the information provided by remote sensing would significantly help these people to avoid the disease.
Cholera is essentially a disease of poverty.
It is caused not by lack of information but by horrible living conditions and polluted water. N.Y. Cholera is indeed a disease born of poverty. Yet this poverty will not be eliminated in the near future, and Colwell believes that warnings of cholera outbreaks can be useful immediately. For example, she and her colleagues have shown that people can significantly lower the risk of cholera infection if they filter water through a folded sari, a traditional garment worn by millions of women. N.M. There is no clear-cut answer.