About Water Borne Diseases
Waterborne diseases are communicable diseases caused by diseases causing microorganisms in contaminated water. It is more prevalent during floods and in tsunami affected areas.
Waterborne diseases are communicable diseases caused by diseases causing microorganisms in contaminated water. It is more prevalent during floods and in tsunami affected areas.
The majority of Copenhagen's more than one million residents were advised to boil their water for at least two minutes before drinking it, but the advisory was limited to a smaller area of about 40,000 people in the city centre a day later after the source of the pollution was found: rainwater seeping into drinking water supplies in a construction area.
Copenhagen Energy said tests showed the water was again clean and safe to drink.
Milk Better Than Water, Sports Drink for Active Children
Active children need milk as it is a more effective way of countering dehydration than a sports drink or water itself, McMaster University researchers have said.
Active children need milk as it is a more effective way of countering dehydration than a sports drink or water itself, McMaster University researchers have said.
Brain Damage from Drinking too Much Water Causes Death of 29-year-old
Matthew Ellis , a 29 year old man from Gleadless, Sheffield, died after suffering brain damage caused by excessive water consumption.
Matthew Ellis , a 29 year old man from Gleadless, Sheffield, died after suffering brain damage caused by excessive water consumption.
Copenhagen Issues Tap Water Warning After E.coli Found
Copenhagen officials have issued warning to residents to stop drinking tap water Saturday after samples collected found trace evidence of E.coli contamination.
Copenhagen officials have issued warning to residents to stop drinking tap water Saturday after samples collected found trace evidence of E.coli contamination.
