… antimicrobial resistant genes in freshwater and wastewater … and spread of antimicrobial
resistance, especially in … -resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae in hospital wastewater and …

… Antimicrobial resistance should now be seen as an ‘environmental pollutant’, … -resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) or mecA genes may also be recovered in hospital wastewater, …

… that ARBs and ARGs in hospital wastewater may cause serious … those resistant to ‘last-resort’
antibiotics) in hospital wastewater … in hospital wastewaters and potentials for wastewater-…

… principal agents of drug-resistant infections, any evidence on their presence in untreated
hospital wastewater is important. In our study, the commonest resistant isolates correspond to E…

… resistance (AMR) outflow into the environment. This study uses … to study how hospital clinical
activity impacts antimicrobial resistance genes (ARGs) abundances in hospital wastewater. …

… No consistent effect on antimicrobial resistance prevalence is found from hospital effluent. …
drug resistant tuberculosis (TB) is an example of the threat antimicrobial resistance poses. …

… in Shantou, China, with 250 beds was selected as the target hospital. Sewage samples
were collected from the hospital wastewater outlet. On a weekly basis from June to November …

… hospital wastewater might be a promising strategy to reduce AMR because hospital wastewater
… The efficiency of STPs in removing antimicrobials from wastewater varies depending on …

… agents, such as ciprofloxacin, the release of hospital effluent is associated with an increased
proportion of antimicrobial resistance. The results suggest resistance to AMR E. coli may …

… hospital wastewater is still insufficient. High concentrations of antibiotic residues were found
in hospital wastewater … μg/L levels in the hospital wastewater, which is higher than reported …