An Open Letter to Public Health and Occupational Health Professionals The rate of Legionnaires’ disease cases has steadily risen since 2003, with another notable increase in the number of reported cases beginning in 2012. The number of large outbreaks have been rising as well, for example Flint, Michigan in 2014 and
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I often return from my profession’s annual conference reinvigorated and tired all at once. Meeting up with old friends and making new ones is something I don’t routinely do. This year's conference left a lasting impression, as I had the opportunity to connect with a variety of fresh faces, including students
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Explore the hidden dangers of waterborne pathogens. Learn essential strategies to manage these threats effectively. Discover insights from leading experts.
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Without it, a person can live for 3 to 4 days, and a city ceases to function in a week or less. When we stop to think about it, air, water quality, and food make up the three-legged stool of basic necessities. We turn on the faucet, take a shower, spray the plants using a garden hose, and rarely consider the water
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The temporary halt of CDC communications poses significant risks to public health, research collaboration, and outbreak prevention. Dr. David Krause emphasizes the urgent need for healthcare facilities to establish alternative communication networks and proactive water management plans. Vigilance and preparedness are crucial as organizations navigate this uncertain landscape.
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Join John Brocas and Dr. David Krause as they unravel the complexities of Legionnaires' disease. From its mysterious origins to common misconceptions, this article provides a clear, comprehensive guide to understanding this often-overlooked public health issue.
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Relaxing in a hot tub may seem like a perfect way to unwind, but the warm, tranquil waters can hide a serious risk. There are many pathogenic risks associated with water and systems that distribute or store water, such as cooling towers, hot water tanks, and air conditioning. However, we will focus mainly on the issues
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The looming water crisis in New Orleans threatens public health and infrastructure. Learn about proactive measures to combat saltwater intrusion
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As the weather warms, the risk of Legionella and other waterborne pathogens rises. In the latest HC3 podcast, Dr. David Krause warns of the dangers lurking in water systems and the critical need for proactive testing and management. Protecting public health requires awareness and action now more than ever.
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The GSA's new water testing directive for federal buildings. Learn what property managers need to do, and advice on compliance to ensure water safety.
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The groundbreaking LIDO system, which revolutionizes Legionella management by eliminating the need for harmful chemicals.
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Learn about the growing issue of Legionnaires' disease in assisted living facilities. Why are these assisted living facilites are at higher risk.
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