Boca Raton / Hoxie / Washington / DC / Watertown / Elmira / London / Milwaukee / St. Louis / /
Company
Education Working Group / Q IWA Publishing / Roper Starch Worldwide / CRC Press / Olin / New England Journal / Science Institute Pathogen Risk Assessment Working Group / Ford / Outreach / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Product Issues / /
Facility
Sciences Institute of Medicine / Patricia L. Meinhardt Center / Arnot Ogden Medical Center / / /
IndustryTerm
hazardous chemical agents / healthcare susceptibility changes / on-line readiness guide / risk communication tools / chemical compounds / chemical con / waterborne chemical / healthcare / prevention of waterborne disease / healthcare information addressing waterborne disease / waterborne chemical compounds / public drinking water systems / food / public infrastructure / healthcare practitioner / Healthcare practitioners / prevention of water-related disease / infectious healthcare providers / unusual delivery systems / dental devices / chemical contaminants / chemical agents / healthcare providers / public trusts healthcare providers more diseases / /
MedicalCondition
typical clinical practice patient’s disease / United cryptosporidiosis / waterborne diseases / Cryptosporidium infection / patient’s disease / water disease / Another survey disease / cryptosporidiosis / clinical disease / mation addressing waterborne disease / infectious healthcare providers / water-related disease / mild illness / healthcare information addressing waterborne disease / infectious pathogens / environmental medical disorder / acute and chronic exposure / unusual waterborne disease / waterborne disease / illness / human cryptosporidiosis / chronic quality / chronic and life-threatening disease / disease / self-limited illness / public trusts healthcare providers more diseases / waterborne infectious residents / borne disease / patient related disease / diseases / infectious diseases / CONCLUSIONS most common infectious waterborne pathogens / environmental disease / medical community waterborne disease / patient water-related disease / serious illness / human disease / disorders / waterborne disease waterborne disease / /
Organization
Training Foundation / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / American Water Works Association / Physicians for Social Responsibility / Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine / International Life Sciences Institute / Congress / Arnot Ogden Medical Center / National Drinking Water Advisory Council / office of Water / Patricia L. Meinhardt Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Reiser / John Badenoch / Blair / Pollution / / /
Position
Family Physician / Physician / General / general public trusts healthcare providers more diseases / Chairman / /
Product
municipal munity / water / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Wisconsin / New York / Missouri / Florida / Massachusetts / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
the National / American Journal of Public Health / New England Journal of Medicine / American Family Physician / /
Q IWA Publishing 2006 Journal of Water and Health | 04.Suppl | Recognizing waterborne disease and the health effects of water contamination: a review of the challenges facing