publication of summaries of ideas, scientific research articles published in the field of public health in simple language: reminders, interpretations, and recommendations

prior to reading this article, it is recommended first to read the article titled for developing poor countries, water is still a deadly drink: a glance at an old newspaper article published in this issue of the journal. similar to bill gates' inspiration to get involved in eradicating polio among poor countries after accidentally reading a newspaper article (1), watching the documentaries titled inside bill's brain: decoding bill gates was inspiring for the chief-editor of the journal.polio has long existed before bill gates read the mentioned newspaper article. the living conditions in the villages and slums had been reflected in all scholarly resources, including books, reports of international organizations, and articles in scientific research journals. the resources also described the depth of the issue, proposed necessary measures to solve them, and lessons learned from developed countries. hundreds of experts, governments, and international organizations aimed to eradicate the disease; the only thing missing was an investment to solve such problems in less developed and poor countries. providing safe water, sanitation, and polio eradication require huge investments that poor countries lack. on the other hand, people like bill gates are not expected to have access to the scientific resources generally published for experts in the field. in the meantime, the newspaper is always available.