Officials push health rules to curb crypto in pools
Lawrence health officials and pool managers outline stronger safety measures to prevent cryptosporidiosis outbreaks. They urge swimming only when well, boost signage and hand washing, and consider testing for crypto in persistent diarrhea cases as outdoor pools open Memorial Day weekend with a focus on keeping pools open.
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Kent
Jimmy Gibbs
Lawrence
Kansas University
Health Department
Kansas
Douglas County
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Charlotte Marthaler
Health tips for safer swimming at pool
The Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department advises staying out of the pool with diarrhea and avoiding swallowing pool water. Wash hands after using toilets or changing diapers, and take children on bathroom breaks often. Change diapers in a bathroom, not poolside, and wash children thoroughly before swimming.
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Lawrence
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la Petite Academy
W. Sixth St
Lawrence-Douglas County
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