Current Issue
Journal of Environmental Health
Volume 87, Number 8
About the Cover
In May 2023, a legionellosis outbreak was identified among attendees of the same church. This issue’s cover article explores the epidemiologic, environmental, and laboratory investigations that were initiated in response to this outbreak. Environmental sampling was crucial in identifying the baptismal font as the likely outbreak source. Increased awareness of legionellosis risks and the importance of water management is needed among faith-based organizations. Furthermore, public health agencies need to foster partnerships with communities, engineering professionals, and plumbing professionals to help prevent these types of outbreaks.
Table of Contents
Advancement of the Science
- Church Jetted Baptismal Font Linked to Legionellosis Outbreak—Tennessee, 2023
- An Educational Intervention Among Spanish-Speaking Youth to Help Build Community Advocacy Around Climate Change, Sustainability, and Environmental Justice
- Associations of Volatile Organic Chemicals With Sleep Disorders and Sleep Duration in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
Advancement of the Practice
- Direct From ATSDR: Building Capacity Nationwide on Environmental Health and Protecting Communities From Harmful Chemical Exposures
- Environmental Health Across the Globe: Communicating Environmental Health Science Effectively to the Public
- The Practitioner’s Tool Kit: Never a Dull Moment: The Life of an Institutional Environmental Health Professional
Advancement of the Practitioner
- Environmental Health Calendar
- Spotlight on NEHA Resources: Healthy Homes
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- President's Message: Environmental Health and Rural Water Quality on Earth Day
- Special Listing
- NEHA 2025 AEC
- NEHA News
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