Lack of clean water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) are major causes for the spread of<unk>  in a community. The fecal–oral route is a<unk> transmission pathway for<unk> . Poverty also increases the risk of communities to be affected by<unk> . For example, the economic level of a community impacts their ability to have access to filtered water. There are South Asian communities that do not have the economic stability to provide clean water and sewage. Lower income correlates to families spending less money on water supply. Socio-economics correlates to less education, which correlates to less knowledge on<unk> . Less developed areas such as Saggian do not have an existing or sufficient pipe to supply water or sewerage system. Less developed countries might be more at risk for potential outbreaks of<unk>  but more developed regions also are at risk to<unk> outbreaks. Water supply coming from private owned water supplies has a higher probability of a<unk> such as gastroenteritis spreading than a public (government regulated) water supply.
Waterborne diseases
Antibiotic use in livestock
Skin and skin structure infection
Cancer cluster
Drug pollution
Disease vector
PLOS Pathogens
Multidrug-resistant bacteria