BACKGROUND AND AIMS
A limited number of studies have employed wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) to assess the impact of specific COVID-19 public health directives on stimulant consumption. This study investigates the potential of WBE as a complementary information source to support decision-making, by examining drug...
Tim Boogaerts, Maarten Quireyns, Erik Fransen et al.· The International journal on...· 0 citations
Chemical exposure during human development, especially in utero, can disrupt many biological processes and increase disease vulnerability. Assessing the chemical landscape across the maternal–fetal interface is challenging. Here we address this challenge by conducting an exposome-based analysis across a suite of integr...
M. Marquès, R. Gil-Solsona, Ana González-Ruiz et al.· Environmental Science and Te...· 0 citations
Wastewater-based epidemiology is a well-established method for tracking COVID-19 outbreaks and prevalence through SARS-CoV-2 quantification in influent wastewater. This study evaluated chemical monitoring as a complementary tool for assessing disease burden and community response by targeting the antiviral drug combi...
Yasmine Gridda, A. Covaci, H. Oberacher· Journal of Water and Health· 0 citations
These findings demonstrate the complementarity of SS/NTS platforms for extending chemical-space coverage for the most comprehensive exposure characterization, and efforts should be made for harmonized QA/QC provisions while conserving the added value of different workflows for exposure data for risk assessments.
Tarek Moufawad, K. Ayeni, E. Baira et al.· Environmental Science &...· 0 citations
Exposure patterns differed significantly between countries by analysis of urinary levels of 13 PFR metabolites in children from specific regions in Egypt, Bangladesh, Thailand, Indonesia, and South Korea, indicating differences in exposure patterns might result from differences in lifestyle habits, consumption of canne...
F. den Ouden, Danielle E. Que, Stijn Bosschaerts et al.· Journal of Environmental Exp...· 0 citations
The need to develop targeted exposure-reduction strategies and regulatory interventions for Thai children is highlighted, as sauce consumption and medication use were associated with higher phthalate levels.
Ah-Reum Jo, Pussadee Laor, Joeun Jung et al.· International Journal of Hyg...· 0 citations
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