… both for assessing health risks and as measures of … health risks based on assessments of
human virus loading and exposure, and determining potential risks to production animal health …

… -risk pollutants. This review provides an important reference for screening these compounds
in aquatic environments and can be used in future pollutant screening and risk management…

… hazardassessment is concerned with the effect of xenobiotic stress in aquatic … health, the
level of acceptable risk is usually much lower in human risk assessment than in aquatic risk …

… nanoparticles into the aquatic environment is largely an … that may result from exposure of
aquatic animals to nanoparticles. … animal health, ecological risk and possible food chain risks …

… ) or their metabolites to enter the aquatic environment through patient use or disposal. Some
… Human exposure could then occur from consumption of water or by consumption of aquatic …

… Health Organization has developed a series of microbiological guidelines covering different
aspects of the aquatic environment. … due to water shortages but poses health risks to farm …

This document provides guidance for conducting ecological and human health risk assessments
at aquatic sites potentially impacted by dredged material management activities. Risk …

… As for bone health issues, Cd, Pb, Cr, As, and V are essential in the mechanisms. In this
study, possible health risks posed by such five elements in the aquatic environment were …

… The values of pharmaceuticals concentration in the environment and toxicity data … health
risks. Thus this review verified the concentrations of pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment …

… There is also pressing need to obtain definitive data on proposed risk to public health
and to the aquatic environment combined with developing appropriate short- and long-term …