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'''Waterborne diseases''' are those in which [[bacteria]] survive in, and are transmitted through, water; always a serious threat in areas with an untreated [[water]] supply or after large disasters such as floods. Common types of waterborne disease include [[cholera]] and [[dysentary]]. | '''Waterborne diseases''' are those in which [[bacteria]] survive in, and are transmitted through, water; always a serious threat in areas with an untreated [[water]] supply or after large disasters such as floods. Common types of waterborne disease include [[cholera]] and [[dysentary]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:01, August 11, 2008
- It has been proposed that this page, :Waterborne diseases, be titled, "Waterborne disease".
Waterborne diseases are those in which bacteria survive in, and are transmitted through, water; always a serious threat in areas with an untreated water supply or after large disasters such as floods. Common types of waterborne disease include cholera and dysentary.