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Drinking Water Week 2012: Celebrate the Essential - Healthy Water

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Water is the foundation for life. Learn more about the vital role safe water plays in our lives and what CDC is doing to address challenges to our water supply.

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National Drinking Water Week 2010: "Only Tap Water Delivers" - Graph | CDC Features

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National Drinking Water Week - Graph

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Recreational Water Illness Prevention Week 2010

illnesses  summer  awareness  action  swimming  pools  Diarrhea  CDC Features  giardia  recreational water  healthy swimming  recreational water illness  RWI  Memorial Day  RWI Prevention Week  water park  beaches  hot tub  pond  river 

Having fun while you swim this summer means knowing how to prevent recreational water illnesses. Learn how to stay healthy and germ-free while enjoying the water!

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Recreational Water Illness Awareness Week 2009

e. coli  swimming  pools  Diarrhea  CDC Features  giardia  healthy swimming  Memorial Day  RWI Prevention Week  beaches  chlorine  Cryptosporidium  Crypto  RWIs  recreational water illnesses  Water-related illnesses  water parks  splash parks  Cryptosporidiosis; Crypto  Super Bug 

Memorial Day is around the corner and millions of kids and adults are looking forward to the beginning of the summer swim season. Swimming is a fun physical activity with many health benefits, but, remember, healthy swimming is no accident. Learn how you can prevent recreational water illnesses and injuries.

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Recreational Water Illness and Injury Prevention Week 2011

illnesses  summer  awareness  action  swimming  pools  Diarrhea  CDC Features  giardia  recreational water  healthy swimming  recreational water illness  RWI  Memorial Day  RWI Prevention Week  water park  beaches  hot tub  pond  river 

Having fun while you swim this summer means knowing how to prevent recreational water illnesses (RWIs) and injuries. Learn how to stay healthy and safe while enjoying the water!

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Drinking Water Week 2010: "Only Tap Water Delivers"

toxins  contaminants  contamination  water  infrastructure  EPA  Drinking Water  CDC Features  chlorine  typhoid  cholera  Water Treatment  fluoridation  community water  disinfection  tap water  chlorination  Clean Water Act  climate change  consumer confidence report (CCR) 

Water is the foundation for life. Learn more about the tap water you use every day and why investing in our public water systems is essential to the future of safe drinking water.

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Healthy and Safe Swimming Week | Water Observances | HealthyWater | CDC

norovirus  shigella  CDC  Diarrhea  E. coli O157:H7  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  giardia  Safe Water  healthy water  recreational water  healthy swimming  RWI  RWI Prevention Week  chlorine  Cryptosporidium  contaminated water  chlorine disinfection  recreational water illnesses  Healthy and Safe Swimming Week  basics of rwi 

Official site for Recreational Water Illness (RWI) Prevention Week, a week to educate the public about the dangers of recreational water illnesses (RWIs) such as cryptosporidiosis and giardiasis.

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