Where Does Waterborne Giardiasis Occur, and Why?
Epidemiology of Giardiases
Identifying
Removal of Giardia Cysts by Filtration
Health Effect Concerns of Air Stripping Facilities
Progress Report of the Task Committee on Radiation in Engineering
Disinfection and the Control of Waterborne Giardiasis
The Incidence, Monitoring, and Treatment of Viruses in Water Supply Systems
A State-of-the Art Review
Two areas of growing concern in water treatment and public health are the potential for spread of viruses by water routes and the adequacy of current treatment and disinfection practices...
Rapid Detection of Genotoxic Chemicals in the Environment
Rapid Sand Filtration of Giardia Cysts
Environmental Aspects of Legionnaires' Disease
Effect of Bathers on the Bacterial Density of Water
Evidence for an Association Between a Public Water Supply and the Community's Congenital Malformation Rate
Groundwater Contamination with Creosote Wastes
Epidemiological Approach to Hazardous Waste Management
Water Quality and Wildland Resource Management
Toxic Chemicals in New Jersey's Environment: Cancer Link—
New Jersey has one of the highest cancer rates in the United States. It is also second in manufacture of chemicals. How are toxic chemicals getting into the New Jersey environment — its...
Disease Diagnosis from Arterial Pressure Waveforms
Effects of Supersaturation on Fish
Environmental Epidemiology and Sanitation
This paper reviews the key variables determining the transmission of excreta-related diseases, sets out an environmental rather than biological classification of these infections, and...
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