When kept clean, maintained, and at a safe temperature, hot tubs can be an enjoyable way to relax and unwind. But they can also be breeding grounds for diarrhea-causing germs. Hot tubs can evoke ...

But even those aren’t safe: An outbreak of diarrhea in 32 states and Puerto Rico can be traced back to public pools, hot tubs, and spas, according to a new notice from the CDC. The culprit?

Pool water can make you sick with illnesses like diarrhea, hot tub rash, swimmer's ear, or Legionnaires' disease. The symptoms of a swimming pool illness may include a fever, pain, or skin irritation.

Keeping hot tubs clean, well-maintained, and at a safe temperature is crucial for health and safety. Diarrhea is a common condition characterized by frequent, loose, or watery stools. It is often ...

And the public can help by remembering one simple rule, the CDC says: “Don’t swim or let your kids swim if sick with diarrhea ... disease avoid hot tubs. The CDC also suggests that swimmers ...

Eight deaths were linked to illnesses which were most commonly found in hotel pools, hot tubs, and water parks ... a parasite that can cause contagious diarrhea Pseudomonas, a bacteria that ...

Half of the incidents associated with treated recreational water—pools and hot tubs—were caused by cryptosporidium, a parasite found in fecal matter that causes diarrhea. That’s a large ...