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The same waste water techniques that were used for COVID-19 are now being used to detect other infectious diseases like polio and monkeypox.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

A building-level approach to wastewater surveillance is underway at all 11 hospitals within the NYC Health + Hospitals integrated health care system in New York City.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.