Drinking water quality is paramount for public health. Despite improvements in recent
decades, access to good quality drinking water remains a critical issue. The World Health …

Drinking water quality is one of the greatest factors affecting human health. However,
drinking water quality in many countries, especially in developing countries is not desirable …

Populations worldwide are exposed to a myriad of chemicals via drinking water, yet only a
handful of chemicals have been extensively evaluated with regard to human exposures and …

Clean drinking water is one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Despite
significant progress in the water purification technology, many regions still lack access to …

Background: Safe drinking water is essential for well-being. Although microbiological
contamination remains the largest cause of water-related morbidity and mortality globally …

In today's chemically dependent society, environmental studies demonstrate that drinking
water in developed countries contains numerous industrial chemicals, pesticides …

Contaminants in drinking water are a major contributor to the human exposome and adverse
health effects. Assessing drinking water exposure accurately in health studies is …

The production of adequate and safe drinking water is a high priority issue for safeguarding
the health and well-being of humans all over the world. Traditionally, microbiological quality …

The quality of water, whether it is used for drinking, irrigation or recreational purposes, is
significant for health in both developing and developed countries worldwide. In responding …

A number of chemical contaminants have been identified in drinking water. These
contaminants reach drinking water supplies from various sources, including municipal and …