Is your beach day making you sick? major study investigates water illness risks
NCT ID NCT06413485
Summary
This study aims to understand how often people get sick after swimming or playing at Canadian beaches. Researchers will follow 5,000 beachgoers across several provinces to track stomach, skin, ear, and respiratory illnesses. The goal is to gather data to improve water quality guidelines and help people understand and prevent recreational water illnesses.
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Locations
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Bay Beach and Nickel Beach
Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada
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Birch Cove Beach
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
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English Bay Beach and Kitsilano Beach
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Grand Beach
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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Sunnyside and Marie Curtis Park East beaches
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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