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Wow, it's almost like everything that works for covid works for other viruses and that we should be expanding and improving such systems instead of dismantling, defunding, and ignoring them!
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“More and more colleges are testing wastewater from dorms to monitor the spread of the coronavirus. It's often cheaper — and can detect an infection days before respiratory symptoms show up, or even if they never do.”
Interesting work being done by colleges to prevent/control the spread of COVID-19! 🦠
Article Date: October 26th, 2020
Wastewater offers an ideal testing opportunity for colleges: People often poop where they live; colleges know who lives in each dorm; and te
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Wastewater monitoring is literally a leading indicator of community infections. We should be implementing it more often for more illnesses.
Cuts to one of America's major disease surveillance programs could threaten public health, experts say, as COVID 'cicada variant spreads.
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The COVID-19 pandemic may feel like a distant memory for most Pocatello residents, but something unusual is showing up in the city's wastewa
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Just because national levels are low doesn't mean the threat in your immediate area is nonexistent. Check local and regional wastewater to make risk assessments if you have access.
You can always tell when it's spring break based on Orange County Florida's wastewater.
Waste water wars: Massachusetts company loses state contract as public health evolves - Published july 4, 2026
Waste water wars: Massachusetts company lo