Drinking water in non-household settings (eg schools, health care facilities (HCFs),
restaurants, and mass gatherings) that is free of contamination is important for human …

Waterborne microbial infection is one of the major threats to the drinking water supply in the
urban, suburban as well as rural areas. Moreover, improper sanitation and contaminated …

Microbial contamination of drinking water has the potential to cause large outbreaks of
waterborne diseases. This study is carried out to find the association of socioeconomic …

Microbial pathogens pose the greatest risk to the safety of drinking water. Pathogenic
organisms capable of causing water-borne illnesses include bacteria (eg, E. coli …

HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF
MICROBIOLOGICALLY CONTAMINATED SOURCE WATERS FOR IRRIGATION Report to …

Antibiotic residues in drinking water can have a negative impact on both human and
environmental health. However, drinking water purification processes employed in rural …

Safe drinking water has been a concern for mankind throughout the world for centuries. In
the developed world, governments consider access to safe and clean drinking water to be a …

Objective To assess the extent and causes of microbiological contamination of household
drinking water between source and point‐of‐use in developing countries. Methods A …

Accounts of drinking water-borne disease outbreaks have always captured the interest of the
public, elected and health officials, and the media. During the twentieth century, the drinking …

Access to clean water is essential for life. In recent decades, technology, civic progress and
an abundance of resources have enabled developed countries to cultivate high-quality …