… The aim of the present study was to assess the role of hospital effluents on the accumulation
of microbial contaminants in the receiving public water bodies and aquaculture farms in …

… Despite the low consumption, disposal of untreated hospital effluents containing antimicrobials
or … The discharge of untreated hospital effluent into the urban wastewater network for co-…

… Untreated hospital wastewater is found to be important reservoirs of antibiotic-resistant …
β-lactamase (MBL; class B) family which differ structurally from the other beta-lactamases by their …

… to β-lactam antibiotics within disinfected effluent. Using molecular source tracking, we found
that the hospital … in Post-Chlorinated Effluents, suggesting microorganisms identified within …

… of ESBL-E in wastewater is increasing over time and that hospital wastewater is the most …
of ESBL-E in untreated wastewater, nine studies in treated wastewater, and 25 studies in …

… waste treatment management system in the hospitals and its spread through water. High
prevalence of blaSHV alleles in untreated hospital wastewater … through wastewater treatment …

… This problem could be found in other hospitals in Peru, where liquid waste is not treated,
which could be harmful to the population that uses river water for hygiene and agriculture. …

… The purpose of this research was to characterize the microbial populations in hospital
wastewater and investigated the prevalence of β-lactamase, SulІ and QnrS resistance genes. In …

… Treated and untreated wastewater from the plant and samples of waste sludge generated
from the treatment operations were collected in sterilised sample bottles and aluminium foil …

… in untreated municipal wastewater with a higher hospital … to determine the diversity of
beta-lactam resistance genes, with … receiving different levels of hospital wastewater inflow. The …