From
the Literature
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Arsenic
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Assessment of
cancer risk and environmental levels of arsenic in New Hampshire.
Karagas M R, Stukel T A and Tosteson T D. Int J Hyg Environ Health
(2002) 205(1-2) p85-94.
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Biological gradient
between long-term arsenic exposure and carotid atherosclerosis.
Wang C H, Jeng J S, Yip P K, Chen C L, Hsu L I, Hsueh Y M, Chiou
H Y, Wu M M and Chen C J. Circulation (2002) 105(15) p1804-9.
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Birth defects
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Chlorination
byproducts and nitrate in drinking water and risk for congenital
cardiac defects.
Cedergren M I, Selbing A J, Lofman O and Kallen B A J. Environ
Res (2002) 89(2) p124-30.
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Bottled Water
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Microbiological
safety of natural mineral water.
Leclerc H and Moreau A. FEMS Microbiol Rev (2002) 26(2
Special Issue SI) p207-22.
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Cryptosporidium
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Three drinking-water-associated
cryptosporidiosis outbreaks, Northern Ireland.
Glaberman S, Moore J E, Lowery C J, Chalmers R M, Sulaiman I,
Elwin K, Rooney P J, Millar B C, Dooley J S G, Lal A A and Xiao
L H. Emerg Infect Dis (2002) 8(6) p631-3.
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Cryptosporidium
oocysts in a water supply associated with a cryptosporidiosis
outbreak.
Howe A D, Forster S, Morton S, Marshall R, Osborn K S, Wright
P and Hunter P R. Emerg Infect Dis (2002) 8(6) p619-24.
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Fluoride
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A blind caries
and fluorosis prevalence study of school-children in naturally
fluoridated and nonfluoridated townships of Morayshire, Scotland.
Stephen K W, Macpherson L M D, Gilmour W H, Stuart R A M and Merrett
M C W. Commun Dent Oral Epidemiol (2002) 30(1) p70-9.
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Esthetically
objectionable fluorosis attributable to water fluoridation.
Griffin S O, Beltran E D, Lockwood S A and Barker L K. Commun
Dent Oral Epidemiol (2002) 30(3) p199-209.
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Metals
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Metals in drinking
water from new housing estates in the Sydney area.
Rajaratnam G, Winder C and An M. Environ Res (2002) 89(2)
p165-70.
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Nitrate
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An ecologic study
of nitrate in municipal drinking water and cancer incidence in
Trnava District, Slovakia.
Gulis G, Czompolyova M and Cerhan J R. Environ Res (2002) 88(3)
p182-7.
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Nosocomial
Infections
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The hospital
water supply as a source of nosocomial infections.
Anaissie E J, Penzak S R and Dignani M C. Arch Intern Med (2002)
162(13) p1483-92.
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Norwalk-like
virus
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Waterborne outbreak
of Norwalk-like virus gastroenteritis at a tourist resort, Italy.
Boccia D, Tozzi A E, Cotter B, Rizzo C, Russo T, Buttinelli G,
Caprioli A, Marziano M L and Ruggeri F M. Emerg Infect Dis (2002)
8(6) p563-8.
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Recreational
Water
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Predicted Public
Health Consequences of Body-contact Recreation on a Potable Water
Reservoir.
Stewart M H, Yates M V, Anderson M A, Gerba C P, Rose J B, De
Leon R and Wolfe R. J AWWA (2002) 94(5) p84-97.
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Risk Assessment
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Effectiveness
of different artificial neural network training algorithms in
predicting protozoa risks in surface waters.
Neelakantan T R, Lingireddy S and Brion G M. J Environ Eng-ASCE
(2002) 128(6) p533-42.
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Sodium
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Increased sodium
concentrations in drinking water increase blood pressure in neonates.
Pomeranz A, Dolfin T, Korzets Z, Eliakim A and Wolach B. J Hypertens
(2002) 20(2) p203-7.
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Surveillance
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Spatial patterns
of diarrhoeal illnesses with regard to water supply structures
- a GIS analysis.
Dangendorf F, Herbst S, Reintjes R and Kistemann T. Int J Hyg
Environ Health (2002) 205(3) p183-91.
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Uranium
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Gastrointestinal
absorption of uranium in humans.
Limson Zamora M, Zielinski J M, Meyerhof D P and Tracy B L. Health
Phys (2002) 83(1) p35-45.
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Water Disinfection
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UV disinfection
of Giardia lamblia cysts in water.
Linden K G, Shin G A, Faubert G, Cairns W and Sobsey M D. Environ
Sci Technol (2002) 36(11) p2519-22.
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Water Contaminants
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A human health
risk assessment of pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment.
Schulman L J, Sargent E V, Naumann B D, Faria E C, Dolan D G and
Wargo J P. Hum Ecol Risk Assess (2002) 8(4) p657-80.
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Additional
Articles
Fungal flora in groundwater-derived
public drinking water.
Gottlich, E., et al. International
Journal of Hygiene & Environmental Health, 2002. 205(4):
p. 269-279.
Pseudo-outbreak of Mycobacterium
fortuitum on a human immunodeficiency virus ward: Transient respiratory
tract colonization from a contaminated ice machine.
Gebo, K.A., et al.Clinical Infectious
Diseases, 2002. 35(1): p. 32-38.
Domestic transmission routes
of pathogens: the problem of in-house contamination of drinking water
during storage in developing countries.
Jensen, P.K., et al. Tropical
Medicine & International Health, 2002. 7(7): p. 604-609.
Case-control studies of sporadic
cryptosporidiosis in Melbourne and Adelaide, Australia.
Robertson, B., et al. Epidemiology
& Infection, 2002. 128(3): p. 419-431.
Association of very low birth
weight with calcium levels in drinking water.
Yang, C.Y., et al. Environmental
Research, 2002. 89(3): p. 189-194.
Cryptosporidium and Giardia
in natural, drinking, and recreational water of Northwestern Greece.
Karanis, P., et al. Acta Hydrochimica
et Hydrobiologica, 2002. 30(1): p. 49-58.
Trichloroacetic acid as a
biomarker of exposure to disinfection by-products in drinking water:
A human exposure trial in Adelaide, Australia.
Froese, K.L., M.I. Sinclair, and S.E.
Hrudey. Environmental Health Perspectives, 2002. 110(7): p. 679-687.
Outbreak of leptospirosis
among triathlon participants and community residents in Springfield,
Illinois, 1998.
Morgan, J., et al. Clinical
Infectious Diseases, 2002. 34(12): p. 1593-1599.
Hospital-acquired legionellosis:
solutions for a preventable infection.
Sabria, M. and V.L. Yu. The Lancet
Infectious Diseases, 2002. 2(6): p. 368-373.
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