Environmental and adaptive changes necessitate a paradigm shift for indicators of fecal contamination

Keyphrases

• Surveillance System 100%
• Escherichia Coli 100%
• Environmental Change 100%
• Adaptive Change 100%
• Water Sources 100%
• Enteric Viruses 100%
• Fecal Contamination 100%
• Enterococcus Spp 100%
• Water Quality 50%
• Virus 50%
• Microorganisms 50%
• Water Use 50%
• River Water 50%
• Viral Pathogens 50%
• Water Resources 50%
• Recreational Water 50%
• Global Climate Change 50%
• Water Reuse 50%
• Recreational Use 50%
• Lake Water 50%
• Virus Surveillance 50%
• Drinking Water Supply 50%
• Contaminated Water 50%
• Human Exposure 50%
• Food Uses 50%
• Seasonal Variation 50%
• Epidemiological Data 50%
• Human Health Risk 50%
• Pathogen Transmission 50%
• Coliphage 50%
• Contaminated Food 50%
• Routine Monitoring 50%
• Waterborne Pathogens 50%
• Waterborne Outbreak 50%
• Supply Water 50%
• Pond Water 50%
• Estuarine Water 50%
• Distribution Variation 50%
• Fecal-oral Transmission 50%
• Fecal Indicator Microorganisms 50%
• Viral Outbreaks 50%
• Occurrence Distribution 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Infectious Agent 100%
• Virus 50%
• Escherichia coli 50%
• Enterococcus 50%
• Enteric Virus 50%
• Microorganism 50%
• Viral Outbreaks 25%
• Epidemiological Data 25%
• Coliphage 25%