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[Anonymous] (2013).  Salmonella.
(2015).  Enhancing Stability and Security in Afghanistan. Arlington, Virginia: United States Department of Defense.
[Anonymous] (2012).  Haiti cholera outbreak: Defeating cholera: Clinical presentation and management for Haiti cholera outbreak.
(2001).  Water Quality: Guidelines, Standards and Health.
(1991).  Sick Building Syndrome.
(2011).  Shower Water Reuse System to be force multiplier at FOBs..
(2007).  A National Biosolids Regulation,Quality, End Use, and Disposal Survey.
[Anonymous] (2013).  Burden of Norovirus Illness in the U.S..
[Anonymous] (2013).  An Atlas of Salmonella in the United States.
(2005).  Technical Manual.
, & (2009).  Making it to the synapse: measles virus spread in and among neurons.
[Anonymous] (2012).  Listeria (Listeriosis).
(2016).  Center for Advancing Microbial Risk Assessment CAMRA Microbial Risk Assessment Wiki .
(1994).  Assessment of inadequately filtered public drinking water. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Vol. 43, No 36, pp. 661-669,
(2014).  PHIP No. 39-01-0514 Microbial Risk Assessment for Unrestricted Wastewater Reuse During Army Deployments..
(1999).  Legionella: Human health criteria document.
[Anonymous] (2013).  Burden of Foodborne Illness: Findings.
(1999).  Economic Censuses 1999.
(Submitted).  Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
[Anonymous] (2013).  Enteroviruses.
[Anonymous] (0).  Cholera – Vibrio cholera infection: Diagnosis and detection.
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-Dupont, T., & al et. (1999).  Hyperendemic Focus of Q Fever Related to Sheep and Wind.
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Abdelzaher, A. M., Wright M. E., Ortega C., Solo-Gabriele H. M., Miller G., Elmir S., et al. (2010).  Presence of pathogens and indicator microbes at a non-point source subtropical recreational marine beach. Applied and environmental microbiology. 76, 724–732.
Abdul-Wahab, S. A. Sick Bu (2011).  Sick Building Syndrome: In Public Buildings and Workplaces.
Abdul-Wahab, S. A. (2011).  Sick Building Syndrome: In Public Buildings and Workplaces.
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