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Levels of microplastics in drinking water do not appear to be a health risk

WHO: Microplastics in Drinking Water Not a Health Risk

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Microplastics are 'ubiquitous in the environment' and have been found in both bottled and tap water
Among U.S. adolescents

Fluoride Exposure Tied to Kidney, Liver Function Changes in Youth

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Increase in plasma fluoride linked to lower eGFR, higher serum uric acid, lower blood urea nitrogen
Multiple layers of protection are recommended to prevent drowning

Multiple Layers of Protection Recommended to Prevent Drowning

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Pediatricians should be aware of leading causes of drowning, should tailor prevention guidance
Most fatal child drownings occur each year between May and August

Fatal Child Drownings in Open Water Areas Are Increasing

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Providers should remind parents about water safety near lakes, rivers, and oceans
Most drinking water-associated waterborne disease outbreaks and waterborne disease outbreaks associated with environmental or undetermined exposure to water are due to Legionella

Outbreaks Linked to Drinking Water Mainly Due to Legionella

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Most hospitalizations, deaths tied to environmental exposure to water caused by Legionella
The thousands of miles of aging

Drug-Resistant Bacteria Live in America’s Water Systems

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Bacteria found in plumbing may sicken thousands each year
Recommendations have been developed for prevention and acute management of drowning. The Wilderness Medical Society published the new practice guidelines online April 6 in Wilderness & Environmental Medicine.

Recommendations Developed for Management of Drowning

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Recommendations presented for initial resuscitation, post-resuscitation management, special situations
The U.S. government has decreased its recommended level of fluoride in drinking water for the first time in a half-century.

HHS: New Recommendation for Fluoride Levels in Drinking Water

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Move is attempt to prevent fluorosis caused by overexposure to the mineral
The water used to mix baby formula plays the biggest role in whether formula-fed babies are exposed to increased levels of arsenic

Water Used to Mix Baby Formula Plays Role in Arsenic Level

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Researchers find overall amounts low, but recommend testing privately supplied tap water