National survey of the occurrence of antimicrobial agents in Australian wastewater and their socioeconomic correlates

  05 December 2024

A study in Australia found that 102 antimicrobials and their transformation products were detected in raw wastewater from 50 wastewater treatment plants, affecting approximately 50% of the national population. The study found a significant association between antimicrobial consumption and various socioeconomic statuses, including income, education, occupation, housing, race, health condition, and transport. This provides insight into antimicrobial usage patterns at the population level.

Further reading: Nature Water
Author(s): Jinglong Li et al
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