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Robert J Hawley,Chris Nietch,Donnie Knight et al. Robert J Hawley et al.
Prior to mass deforestation of uplands and drainage efforts in lowlands, floodplain wetlands were abundant in river valleys. Deforestation of steep slopes and the associated accumulation of alluvial sediment in valley bottoms have left floo...
Tsaone Tamuhla,Mercury Shitindo,Michelle Nichols et al. Tsaone Tamuhla et al.
Wastewater surveillance (WWS) has a long history in infectious disease management, from the detection of Salmonella Paratyphi B in sewers by Moore in 1948, to its role in global poliovirus eradication and more recently the deployment of WWS...
Andrea Sosa-Moreno,Gwenyth O Lee,James A Trostle et al. Andrea Sosa-Moreno et al.
Intermittent water supply (IWS) systems are characterized by water services that are unavailable for hours or days at a time, resulting in water insecurity even among households with piped water connections. While coping strategies for IWS ...
Molly K Miller-Petrie,Gwenyth O Lee,Marie L Spiker et al. Molly K Miller-Petrie et al.
Household-level water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions do not always achieve sustainable uptake. Research that considers WASH within a socioecological framework, where multi-level factors are interconnected in influencing choic...
Courtney L Sexton,Janice O&#x;Brien,Justin Lytle et al. Courtney L Sexton et al.
Heavy metals are commonly found in groundwater and can affect the quality of drinking water. In this pilot study, we analyzed the quality of drinking water for dogs participating in the Dog Aging Project (DAP) who lived in homes not served ...
Silvia Landa,Elisha Y Sanoussi,Ezechiel Mahamane et al. Silvia Landa et al.
Water, sanitation, hygiene, waste management, and other environmental health services are critical for safe health systems, but global access is lacking. Adequate financing is a key barrier, and understanding resource allocation can help id...
Victoria D Lynch,Jeffrey Shaman Victoria D Lynch
Meteorology, hydroclimatology, and drinking water infrastructure influence the transmission of waterborne infectious diseases in the United States, but their roles are not well-understood and may vary by pathogen type or geographic region. ...
Joël Edoux Eric Siko,Kendra Joy Dahmer,Zayina Zondervenni Manoharan et al. Joël Edoux Eric Siko et al.
Soil-transmitted helminths (STH) are one of the most prevalent enteric infections world-wide. To control STH-related morbidity, the World Health Organization recommends targeted deworming and improvements in water, sanitation and hygiene. C...
Patrick Vander Kelen,Joseph P Laco,Shannon McClenahan et al. Patrick Vander Kelen et al.
Despite the development of the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC), U.S. public health departments and aquatics agencies face obstacles in incorporating this guidance into their pool codes. A cross comparison of five state pool codes with the ...
C Daniel Schnorr,Kathryn W Roberts,Eulogia C Payano et al. C Daniel Schnorr et al.
Hand hygiene (HH) can reduce transmission of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in healthcare facilities and is especially important in low- and middle-income countries where HH infrastructure may be insufficient and the burden of HAIs...