Richard A. Cash
Global health researcher and pioneer
Born
June 9th, 1941
84 years ago
Died
October 22nd, 2024
0 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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Significant contributions made to global public health, particularly in the areas of cholera and other infectious diseases. Played a pivotal role in developing oral rehydration therapy, which has saved countless lives. Worked with the World Health Organization and various health initiatives to address disease outbreaks in developing countries. Efforts focused on epidemiology and health interventions to combat infectious diseases in low-resource settings.
Developed oral rehydration therapy for cholera
Contributed to public health initiatives
Worked with the World Health Organization
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