Examining the relationship between infectious diseases and flooding in Europe: A systematic literature review and summary of possible public health interventions.

Disaster Health · 2013 · PMC5314884 · PMID 28228994

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6 there has been a significant trend toward increased intense winter rainfall events in Europe.

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Globally, water-borne epidemics have shown an increasing trend from 1980–2006 which coincides with the increasing number of flood events. 2 According to a global systematic literature review performed by Cann et al. 17 the most common water-borne pathogens to be identified following flooding were vibrio spp The most common water-borne pathogens associated with

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