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E. coli and Beach Monitoring
Trisha Robinson, MPHEpidemiologist Supervisor, Waterborne Diseases Unit
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E. coli and Beaches in the News
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Twin Cities beach closed downafter E.coIi found in waterThe Lake Minnewashta Regional Park Beach is closed till further notice.
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Illness cases at Lake Nokomis growto 69; other Minneapolis beachesremain closedHalf of beaches in Minneapolis remain closed afteranother round of testing.
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Waterborne Illnesses from Lakes
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Diarrheal illnessesCryptosporidium, Giardia,
E. coli O157, Shigella, Norovirus
Brain infectionsNaegleria fowleri
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Multiple symptomsHarmful algal blooms
Ear infectionsSwimmer’s ear
Skin infectionsSwimmer’s itch
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How Are Diarrheal Illnesses Spread in Water?
▪ On average people have 0.14 grams of feces on their bottoms, which when rinsed off, can contaminate the water
▪ When someone is ill with diarrhea their stool contains millions of germs
▪ Swallowing even a small amount of contaminated water can make a person sick
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Lake Superior Beach Monitoring Program
▪ Monitor 38 public beaches along Lake Superior
▪ Only beach monitoring program conducted by the Minnesota Department of Health
▪ Conducted as part of the National BEACH Act
▪ Federally funded
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Beach Monitoring in Minnesota
▪ Beach monitoring is at the discretion of the entity responsible for the beach
▪ City, county, park district
▪ Frequency of monitoring and criteria used for an advisory
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Beach Monitoring
▪ Goal is to help determine if beach water is safe for recreational activities and minimize the risk of people getting sick
▪ Small water sample collected at the beach
▪ Results available next day
▪ Advisory issued and beach closed if E. coli levels are too high
▪ Beach will reopen when E. coli levels are acceptable
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E. coli in Water
▪ Sign there could be fecal contamination in the water that could make people sick
▪ Humans or animals
▪ Hundreds of kinds of E. coli can be found in lakes that do not make people sick
▪ High levels of E. coli indicate the germs that make people sick might be in the water
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2019 Lake Outbreaks
Lake Nokomis
▪ Pathogenic E. coli
▪ 69 people sick
▪ 1 in 4 people reported continuing to swim while sick with diarrhea
Lake Minnetonka
▪ 198 people sick
▪ Viral illness
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Education and Outreach
▪ Provide education and outreach to all swimmers
▪ How they can stay healthy at the beach
▪ How they can help keep the beach healthy for everyone
▪ Put out messages to the public
▪ Website
▪ Social media
▪ Media and local partners
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Staying Healthy at the Beach and Lake: Minimize the Risk of Illness
▪ Don’t swallow the water
▪ Shower after swimming
▪ Avoid swimming after a rain event
▪ Avoid swimming at beaches where you can see discharge pipes
▪ Avoid swimming if you see a blue-green algal bloom
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Staying Healthy at the Beach and Lake: Help Keep the Water Healthy for Everyone
▪ Stay out of the water if you have diarrhea
▪ Shower before swimming
▪ Take frequent bathroom breaks
▪ Change diapers frequently and away from the water
▪ Dispose of trash properly
▪ Maintain septic systems
▪ Don’t encourage waterfowl by feeding ducks, geese, or other birds
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Gaps and Opportunities
▪ Changing climate conditions
▪ Naegleria fowleri (brain-eating amoeba)
▪ Harmful algal blooms
▪ No centralized location for beach monitoring results
▪ No centralized location for alerts in place at a beach
▪ No system for evaluating monitoring results to determine best practices
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