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4 hrs ago | Bangor Daily News

Machias sewage plant mishap shuts down clam flats

A rainstorm and a power failure at the local wastewater treatment plant have shut down shellfish harvesting in the Machias River, according to officials.

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Related Topix: Machias, ME, Health, Machiasport, ME

Thu Jun 13, 2013

Crofs Blogs

Cuba: Cholera returns to Guantanamo province

Via Hablemos Press, a dissident Cuban website: Se propaga nuevamente la epidemia de cA3lera .

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Related Topix: US Military Prisons, Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, Prison, Health, Cuba, Epidemic, Natural Disasters

Wed Jun 12, 2013

The Miami Herald

Giving water - the gift of life in Haiti

The water inspectors were negotiating with an irate homeowner over her illegal hookup when a neighbor signaled he wanted to talk.

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Related Topix: Haiti, World News, Central America, Health

GantDaily.com

Sierra Leone braces for cholera season

Following the 2012 epidemic, donors, aid workers and health officials agreed that West African countries must do more to prepare for cholera, given it recurs each year .

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Related Topix: Sierra Leone, World News, Africa, Health, Epidemic, Natural Disasters

Tue Jun 11, 2013

Crofs Blogs

Haiti: A chance to eliminate cholera in the dry season

Via PLOS Currents Outbreaks , an important report by a team including Renaud Piarroux: The Dry Season in Haiti: a Window of Opportunity to Eliminate Cholera .

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Related Topix: Health, Epidemic, Natural Disasters

Crofs Blogs

Nepal: 'Cholera' hits 200 people in Nepalgunj

An outbreak of a disease symptomatic of cholera has affected local residents of Nepalgunj and the town's adjoining areas, downing more than 200 people as of Sunday.

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Related Topix: Health

Mon Jun 10, 2013

Business Wire

Research and Markets: Tapping Liquidity: Financing Water and Waste Water to 2029

Activists continue to argue that when the right to water is a human right then water ought to be free.

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Related Topix: Health

Fri Jun 07, 2013

WTHI-TV Terre Haute

The link between saris and cholera

Cholera, a deadly diarrheal disease, has been rare in the United States since the early 1900s, but in the developing world, where access to clean drinking water is more difficult, it is still a serious problem.

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Related Topix: Health, Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland College Park

Iol.co.za

Umgeni River 'one of dirtiest' in SA

The Umgeni River is one of the dirtiest rivers in the country, with recent studies showing proof of cholera, shigella, salmonella and other harmful viruses and bacteria at every sampling point between the Inanda Dam and Blue Lagoon in Durban.

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Related Topix: Health, World News, South Africa, Agriculture, Science, Epidemic, Natural Disasters

Crofs Blogs

UN: Ban appeals to philanthropists to help fight five deadly diseases, curb cholera in Haiti

Via the United Nations News Centre, a June 5 report that may rank as the most pathetic of the year: Ban appeals to philanthropists to help fight five deadly diseases, curb cholera in Haiti .

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Related Topix: Health, US Military, US Marine Corps

Thu Jun 06, 2013

BioMed Central

Detection of Escherichia coli, Salmonella species, and Vibrio...

The quality of drinking water has an important role in human infection and disease.

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Related Topix: Health, E. Coli

Wed Jun 05, 2013

12NewsNow.Com

Saudi girl, 14, latest confirmed case of MERS

A 14-year-old Saudi girl is the latest confirmed case of the sometimes deadly MERS virus, the WHO said Wednesday.

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Related Topix: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Medicine, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, Health, Common Cold

CNN

Saris can help reduce cholera

Cholera, a deadly diarrheal disease, has been rare in the United States since the early 1900s, but in the developing world, where access to clean drinking water is more difficult, it is still a serious problem.

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Related Topix: Health, Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland College Park

Tue Jun 04, 2013

Newsday

WHO warns of Syria disease threat

The World Health Organization is warning of an increased risk of disease epidemics in Syria and neighbouring countries as summer approaches.

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Related Topix: Health

Mon Jun 03, 2013

The Huffington Post

Chelsea Clinton: What I Saw and Learned in Southeast Asia and Why I Left Inspired

Over last week, I traveled across Southeast Asia, delivering clean water as part of Procter & Gamble's Clinton Global Initiative commitment in Myanmar, attending the Women Deliver conference in Kuala Lumpur and ending my trip in Cambodia, where I saw how the Clinton Health Access Initiative is working with the government to fight HIV/AIDS and ... (more)

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Related Topix: Southeast Asia, World News, Cambodia, HIV/AIDS, Health

Forbes.com

Bucket List Travel: 40 Years To Reach Machu Picchu

I was 10 or 11 when I first learned about Machu Picchu and the fabled Inca empire far to the south.

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Related Topix: List, Electronic, Peru, Terrorism, Health, Business News

Sat Jun 01, 2013

CiteULike

Cholera outbreaks in Nigeria are associated with multidrug resistant...

The current millennium has seen a steep rise in the number, size and case-fatalities of cholera outbreaks in many African countries.

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Related Topix: Health, Epidemic, Natural Disasters, Diarrhea, Medicine, Genetics

Thu May 30, 2013

GantDaily.com

Toilets provide dignity for Nepal's disabled

"Before my house had a toilet, I would have to ask my grandsons to help me out into a field, hold me up, and stay with me until I was done," Krishna Devi, a 59-year-old woman with a physical disability in Nepal's southern Kapilbastu District along the border with India, told IRIN.

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Related Topix: Health

Xinhuanet

Cholera outbreak in Mali's Gao region leaves 2 dead

The death toll from the cholera outbreak in Mali's Gao region has reached 2 while 20 patients are in need of urgent medical attention, according to the United Nations Children's Fund .

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Related Topix: World News, Africa, Mali, Health,

Wed May 29, 2013

Babalu Blog

Reports from Cuba: Havana, Between Filth and Social Indiscipline

Although a sputtering Russian-made truck and its crew passed through the Sevillano neighborhood picking up trash and garbage in the streets the night before, debris had once again accumulated on the street corners by morning.

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Related Topix: World News, Mexico, Health, Epidemic, Natural Disasters, US News, Conservative Political News