The discontinuation of interventions that should be stopped, or de‐implementation, has
emerged as a novel line of inquiry within dissemination and implementation science. As this …

During the past two decades, several studies on arsenic (As) occurrence in the environment,
particularly in surface and groundwater systems have reported high levels of As in many …

Background Public health is at risk due to chemical contaminants in drinking water which
may have immediate health consequences. Drinking water sources are susceptible to …

For the last few decades, toxic levels of arsenic (As) in groundwater from the aquifers of the
Ganges River delta, India and Bangladesh, have been known to cause serious public health …

One of the fundamental sustainable development goals has been recognized as having
access to clean water for drinking purposes. In the Anthropocene era, rapid urbanization put …

The presence of high levels of carcinogenic metalloid arsenic (As) in the groundwater
system of Bangladesh has been considered as one of the major environmental disasters in …

The human health risk associated with the ingestion of arsenic (As) contaminated
groundwater as drinking water has been highlighted as the “largest mass-poisoning in …

Abstract Arsenic (As) and Fluoride (F) are two commonly occurring geogenic contaminants
in groundwater environment, causing a range of carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic …

Elevated manganese (Mn) concentration in many drinking water tubewells in Bangladesh
has made access to safe drinking water more critical despite providing arsenic (As) safe …

Groundwater aquifers serve as the primary source of potable water for the vast majority of
the population in the Brahmaputra River valley. However, these groundwater reserves form …