Nitrite in Public Water-Supply Is a Health Hazard

Acyclovir as a public health hazard.

Is Ligula intestinalis Really a Probable Threat for Public Health?

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hepatitis a virus infection: is it an important hazard to public health?

Water Supply and Health

Arguments over the relative importance of increasing consumption ('quantity') versus improving water safety ('quality') have been taking place since at least the beginning of the first United Nations water decade (the 1980s). For those living distant from a water source, using only around 3‐4 litres per person per day, and often suffering from hygiene related disease, the logical priority is to...

Cryptosporidium Outbreak in a Continuously Tested Public Water Supply

Introduction The Department of Public Health and Planning in the Midland Health Board (MHB) was notified of nine confirmed and two suspected cases of cryptosporidiosis on the 3 June 2004. All of the cases were on the same water supply that services approximately 25,000 people. This supply had been the source of an outbreak of cryptosporidiosis in April/May 2002. As a result of the 2002 outbreak...