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MSU Extension Western Lake Erie Basin: Agriculture & Water Quality

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By Subhasis K Giri
| msu.edu
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) have become a recurring concern in Western Lake Erie, affecting water quality, recreation and drinking water supplies. These blooms can produce toxins that pose risks to people and wildlife. In 2014, a severe bloom left nearly 500,000 residents in the Toledo, Ohio area without safe tap water for several days. So why do these blooms keep happening?
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Modeling Land Use and Management Practices Impacts on Soil Organic Carbon Loss in an Agricultural Watershed in the Mid-Atlantic Region

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By Junyu Qi, Subhasis K Giri, Richard Lathrop, Sadiya Baba Tijjani
| MDPI
This is an early access version, the complete PDF, HTML, and XML versions will be available soon.
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The recurrent urinary tract infection health and functional impact questionnaire (RUHFI-Q): design and feasibility assessment of a new evaluation scale. | Physician's Weekly

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By Stefanie M. Croghan, Prem Thomas Jacob, Hugh D Flood, Subhasis K Giri
| Physician's Weekly
We aim to design a tool to assess the impact of recurrent urinary tract infection (rUTI) on quality of life (QoL) in adult women, given the notable absence of an established instrument for this purpose. Best practice guidelines in health-related survey design were reviewed. A literature review informed creation of an interview guide. Following ethical approval, 10 female patients (23-38 years) with rUTI were invited to participate in phase 1 of questionnaire design; all agreed.
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