'Recreational water' presentation slideshows

Colin I. Mayfield Professor of Biology, University of Waterloo

Water Quality, Microbial Contamination, and Health Hazards associated with Recreational Use of Freshwaters and Beaches. Colin I. Mayfield Professor of Biology, University of Waterloo and Assistant Director, United Nations University - International Network for Water, Environment and Health.

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Rapid assessments of recreational water quality

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CPT Joseph Hout, Assistant Professor, MSPH, REHS Winter, 2008

CPT Joseph Hout, Assistant Professor, MSPH, REHS Winter, 2008. Recreational Water. Learning Objectives. Be familiar with definitions used in class Be familiar with waterborne bacteria, viruses, helminths and fungi and the diseases they cause

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Why Create a National Model Aquatic Health Code?

Why Create a National Model Aquatic Health Code?. LCDR Jasen Kunz, MPH, REHS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Environmental Health Services Branch New York State Conference of Environmental Health Directors 3-23-2011. National Center for Environmental Health.

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Protozoa- Protista

Protozoa- Protista. Over 45,000 species described- many parasitic Parasitic protozoa kill, mutilate, and debilitate more than any other group of disease organisms Protozoa used to be a phylum so many references will use protozoa and protista interchangeably. Protozoa Single cells

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Recreational Water Quality and Human Health in the Caspian Region

Recreational Water Quality and Human Health in the Caspian Region. Kathy Pond, Aidan Cronin and Steve Pedley Robens Centre, University of Surrey, UK. Map Showing Study Area. Russian Federation. Kazakhstan. Turkmenistan. Azerbaijan. Iran. Aim of Project.

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Dr. Andrew Papadopoulos

Rethinking Recreational Water Monitoring: Can Predictive Modelling Increase Public Health Outcomes?. Dr. Andrew Papadopoulos Associate Professor and Coordinator, Master of Public Health Department of Population Medicine University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada

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Cyanotoxins: A n Emerging Global Issue

Cyanotoxins: A n Emerging Global Issue. Kelly A Magurany, M.Sc., DABT Principal Research Scientist- Toxicology. August 1st, 2016. What are Cyanotoxins?. Cyanotoxins A large group of phycotoxins produced by certain species of cyanobacteria

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NATIONAL RECREATIONAL WATER ILLNESS PREVENTION WEEK May 24-30, 2010

NATIONAL RECREATIONAL WATER ILLNESS PREVENTION WEEK May 24-30, 2010 California Department of Public Health Drinking Water and Environmental Management Division. Public Swimming Pools. Healthy Swimming All Year Long. In the United States

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C-EnterNet (FoodNet Canada):

Andrea Nesbitt, MSc., Public Health Agency of Canada Canadian Public Health Association, Toronto, O ntario May 28, 2014. C-EnterNet (FoodNet Canada): Integrating Enteric Disease and Source Surveillance Data for Decision-Making. FoodNet Canada (formerly known as C- EnterNet ).

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V. Microbiology of water

V. Microbiology of water. A. Waterborne microbial pathogens B. Indicator bacteria for drinking water C. Other indicators for drinking and recreational water. A.W aterborne microbial pathogens Microbiology review:. Microbes in water include: Bacteria Virus Protozoa

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LAKE HIWASSEE

LAKE HIWASSEE. BLUE GREEN ALGAE Public Education Information Presented by : July 12, 2013 Marshall Environmental Management, Inc 1601 SW 89 th Street, Suite A-100 Oklahoma City, OK 73159. Dr. Charles L. Marshall, Ph.D., CIH Certified Industrial Hygienist. Senate Bill 259. SB 259

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Spokane River: Contaminants and Health

Spokane River: Contaminants and Health. Public Health Risks. Chemicals and Heavy Metals PCBs PBDEs Dioxins/Furans Metals Biological Hazards. 1. PCBs (Polychlorinated Biphenyls). Spokane River does not meet WA human health criteria for PCBs in edible fish tissue

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Environmental Microbiology

27. Environmental Microbiology. Biofilms. Figure 27.11. Freshwater Zonation. Figure 27.12. Bioluminescence. Luciferase. FMNH 2. FMN + photon. Figure 27.13, UN 27.1, UN 27.2. Water Quality. Microbes are filtered from water that percolates into groundwater.

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