Medical textiles are all fiber-based products and structures which are utilized for emergency
treatment, clinical, surgical and hygienic purposes. It is an exceptionally particular and bio …

A large amount of non-infected plastic wastes are being generated at the healthcare
facilities all over the world. However, only a small fraction is recycled. Conventionally, the …

In general, textile materials are used in apparel, home furnishing and industrial sectors. The
global textile market size was valued at US $961.5 billion in 2019 and is estimated to exhibit …

Medical waste has increased in the past 3 years as a result of the coronavirus disease 2019
(COVID-19) pandemic. This condition is expected to exacerbate due to the growing …

Countries worldwide are struggling to develop strategies and infrastructure for appropriate
disposal of the increasing medical waste generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This study …

The global health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been the subject of thousands of
studies published in the scientific literature, particularly studies on vaccines and the biology …

Plastic recycling reduces the wastage of potentially useful materials as well as the
consumption of virgin materials, thereby lowering the energy consumption, air pollution by …

Textile industries produce large quantities of liquid and solid waste materials with toxic
components that can pollute land and water resources. The treatment of liquid effluents is …

The increase in demand and consumption for textiles is a result for global population growth
and the living standards improvement. Most of the solid recyclable wastes in the textile …

Post-consumer garments (PCG) wastes pose a significant concern in the textile value chain,
primarily due to their environmental impact. Over the last few decades, recycling of PCG has …