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In the last few years, it has been demonstrated that many human pharmaceuticals are
present in the aquatic environment, albeit at very low concentrations. Nevertheless, in at …

Pharmaceuticals have been detected in the environment with increasing frequency since the
late 1990s. The concentrations detected are low. For example, the average concentration of …

The revised edition of the guide to environmental impact of pharmaceuticals and personal
care products The revised and updated second edition of Pharma-Ecology joins the health …

Publisher Summary The occurrence of pharmaceutical substances in the aquatic
environment serves as a reminder that not only those substances traditionally targeted, or …

Residues of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), often accompanied by a complex
array of metabolic products, can gain entry to the environment from the collective …

According to WHO, Pharmacovigilance activities are done to monitor detection, assessment,
understanding and prevention of any obnoxious adverse reactions to drugs at therapeutic …

HMTC Biological monitoring is being reestablished as a method of measuring the effects of
chemicals in humans or ecological systems. There are two ways to characterize biological …

From the clinical chemist's point of view, environmental toxicology can be defined as the
identification or quantitation or both of environmental toxicants, their metabolites, and the …

In pharmaceutical industries, the validation of analytical methods is used to demonstrate that
the method is fitted for its purpose; it must follow a plan which includes scope, performance …