Abstract
The global pandemic spread of cholera from its ancestral home in Bengal was first documented in 1817, an event since recognized as the beginning of the first pandemic [1]. During the third pandemic, which ravaged London in 1854, John Snow conducted his pioneering epidemiologic studies and implemented one of the first evidence-based Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) interventions [1].
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