David Krause, PhD, MSPH, CIH

Floodwaters can swiftly endanger communities, carrying pathogens and toxic chemicals from industrial sites. Vulnerable groups, like children and the elderly, face heightened risks of severe illness. Proactive measures—such as flood risk mapping, public awareness, and clear communication on contamination—are essential to protect public health. Recognizing symptoms early and implementing resilient strategies can help communities navigate these growing threats safely.

An Open Letter to Public Health and Occupational Health Professionals The rate of Legionnaires’ disease cases has steadily risen since 2003, with another notable increase in the number of reported cases...

What does it mean to be an Industrial Hygienist?

In two recently published articles, Dr. J. David Krause describes a novel method of controlling Legionella pneumophila in one of the most high-risk sources, building hot water systems. Current approaches...

On Saturday May 6, 2023 a tragic event occurred at the indoor swimming facilities of the Gaylord Rockies Resort in Aurora, Colorado. The metal HVAC ducts and parts of the indoor pool air conditioning ...