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Down the drain: What went wrong with Britain's water system? - Vimarsana News

Down the drain: What went wrong with Britain's water system?

If you were going to design Britain's sewage system from scratch today, the one we have, to put it mildly, isn't the design you'd pick. But for most of the country, it's simply too late. Most urban areas have systems that "bake in" sewage spills pretty much forever.

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No Offense: How Americans Became Intolerant of Body Odor | The Saturday Evening Post - Vimarsana News

No Offense: How Americans Became Intolerant of Body Odor | The Saturday Evening Post

One hundred years ago, soap and deodorant manufacturers started convincing people that body odor was making you undesirable, threatening your social status, and even jeopardizing your job.

Prof Anthony Turton | Cholera: the truth must come out - Vimarsana News

Prof Anthony Turton | Cholera: the truth must come out

What we learn from the history of cholera is that resistance to implement fundamental human health management practices, first learnt in London in the 1800s, costs human lives.

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The simplest solution to SA's cholera crisis is fixing our broken sewerage systems - Vimarsana News

The simplest solution to SA's cholera crisis is fixing our broken sewerage systems

What we learn from the history of cholera is that resistance to implementing fundamental human health management practices, first learnt in London in the 1800s, costs human lives.

Westfield Public Health Bulletin: History of public health, pandemics has lessons for today - Vimarsana News

Westfield Public Health Bulletin: History of public health, pandemics has lessons for today

On a recent trip to Boston for a medical appointment, I encountered three different sources that made me think about how far we have come in public health and how far we still have to go.