Part two of a three-part series focuses on emergency face/wash equipment and important implications designers need to be aware of.

Part 1 of a three-part series, this article discusses important ways to control Legionella and identifies design guides, systems, design considerations, documentation and mitigation.

More than 76 percent of Legionnaires’ disease cases acquired from Legionella exposure in health care facilities can be particularly harsh,...

Researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said they found the Legionella bacteria prevalent in cooling towers throughout...

Kohler Co. and social enterprise Business Connect are joining forces to help children and families around the world obtain more...

Many recent reports have found multidrug resistant bacteria living in hospital sink drainpipes, putting them in close proximity to vulnerable...

Molecular testing by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has established a connection between Flint, Mich.’s water and the...

Michigan health officials ordered a Flint hospital on Feb. 14 to immediately comply with federal recommendations that were issued due...

The bacteria that cause Legionnaire's disease grow well in warm tap water installations with ample dissolved organic matter--conditions that support...

As part of my consulting business, I often perform inspections of domestic hot water systems associated with various personal injury...