How to Reduce Your Risk of Legionnaires' Disease in Public Places
by Matthew R. Freije

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Special report available in electronic format, May 2000, approximately 24 pages, ISBN 1-930488-10-6

"Much has been learned about Legionnaires' disease in the past 24 years, but these reports show that research findings can translate into practical guidelines for protecting the public via prevention." Victor L. Yu, MD, Professor of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh; Chief, Infectious Disease Section, VA Medical Center, Pittsburgh, USA

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Facts about Legionnaires' disease and Legionella bacteria

Avoiding exposure to Legionella bacteria

• Understanding your risk

• In hospitals and nursing homes

• In office buildings

• In hotels

• From equipment (misters for comfort, misters for foods and plants, cooling towers, decorative fountains, public whirlpool spas and bathtubs, Whirlpool spa or bath displays)

• In your job

• In dental offices

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About the author

Matthew R. Freije earned a degree in mechanical engineering from Purdue University. He reviews published research and screens marketed products and services to provide practical solutions to water problems. Freije provides consulting services related to Legionella and other waterborne pathogens to hospitals and industry, and also provides litigation support and expert testimony. His book Legionellae Control in Health Care Facilities: A Guide for Minimizing Risk, a 1997 award finalist, has been fully reviewed or highlighted in more than 50 professional journals, and has sold in 25 countries. Freije is the author of several articles, has served as a guest speaker for professional societies, and is the editor of Legionella E-news, an international newsletter that covers outbreaks and new technology. He is a member of the American Society of Plumbing Engineers and of the Water Quality Association. Freije welcomes feedback on this report, especially suggestions for improvement. Please e-mail comments to mf@hcinfo.com.  

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