… to a better understanding of antibiotic resistance in the environment, as there is very little
data comparing antibiotics, ARGs, and ARB present in hospitals and residential areas and the …

Drinking water treatment techniques are used globally in the context of water security and
public health, yet they are not applicable to antibiotic resistance gene (ARG) contamination. …

… further investigation to ascertain basal risks of AR, especially in residential areas. … areas in
Western Australia. This investigation not only determines the risk of AR bacteria in residential …

… In addition, the spread of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) and antibiotic resistant bacteria
… areas were primarily residential yards and sporting fields; few natural or forested areas …

… Waterborne enteric pathogens are frequently detected in runoff waters in high-density
residential areas and during extreme climatic events leading to flooding. They include bacteria, …

… for antibiotic resistance to other … antibiotic resistance. The sampling sites were selected in
the upstream (S1–S3: about 15% residential areas), midstream (S3–S8: about 36% residential …

… residential areas (in the downwind site-2 area). The details of dust sampling are provided
in Table S1. All samples were stored on ice and transported to laboratory on the same day. …

… GW2 is a private well in the residential area (outskirt) of the city and GW3 is located in the
city center, in the impact range of two hospitals. GW4 sampling point is situated in a wooded …

… The groundwater table is much lower than in Town relative to the region of more concentrated
residential areas. Secondly, the use of pit latrines to discard graywater is less prevalent in …

… profiles or patterns in various habitats before the use of antibiotics and the so-called undisturbed
control areas may not be … The residential garden yielded surprisingly high numbers of …