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Water Quality and Health

Following is a list of the most recent issues of our newsletter. To access older versions of our newsletter, please go to the Newsletter Archives. Use our search page if you are looking for a specific document.

	A Public Health Giant Step: Chlorination of U.S. Drinking Water May 20, 2008
	Disinfection and Green Cleaning: Guiding Principles for Healthy Public Buildings August 2007
	TB, Emerging Diseases and the Role of Personal Responsibility June 29, 2007
	Preventing Healthcare Associated Infections: The Role of Chlorine Products in Risk Reduction October 2, 2006
	New International Guidelines Promote Swimming Pool Health and Safety June 29, 2006
	Water Quality of Modern Water Parks May 11, 2006
	Avian Influenza: Planning For a Coming Pandemic March 16, 2006
	Chlorination, Clean Water and the Public Health Progress that Changed America February 2006
	Disinfecting Private Wells September 2005
	Clearing the Air: Chloramine Control for Indoor Swimming Pools August 2005
	Walkerton - Five Years After July 2005
	Water Quality and Health Council Chair Testifies Before Congress on Wastewater Blending June 2005
	The Precautionary Principle Under Fire by Fred Reiff May 2005
	Winter 2005 Headlines: Chlorine Bleach: Helping to Manage the Flu Risk, What are the Costs/Benefits of Global Water and Sanitation Improvements?, Avian Influenza - How Serious is the Threat to Human Health?, Washington Update Special
	Summer 2004 Headlines: Reducing Lead Levels in Washington, D.C. Drinking Water -- A Progress Update, Balancing Competing Drinking Water Risks: EPA Preparing Final Microbial and Disinfection Byproduct Rules, Public Health and Your Local Pool --Summertime Campaign Asks, “Are You Swimming in a Healthy Pool?”, Washington Update Special
	Winter/Spring 2004 Headlines: Water in the Balance - A Boiling Crisis for the Nation's Water Supply, Sea Sick -- Infection Outbreaks Challenge the Cruise Ship Experience, Moving Toward Better Infection Control in Healthcare Facilities, and Washington Update Special

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