Recently pharmaceuticals are emerging as a major source of pollution for the environment. It
has been well observed that the effluent discharge from hospitals has an eminent quantity of …

The purpose of this article is to review the current physical, chemical and hybrid
technologies practices employed in the removal of pharmaceuticals from liquid effluents …

The stress of pharmaceutical and personal care products (PPCPs) discharging to water
bodies and the environment due to increased industrialization has reduced the availability of …

In the previous few decades, new foreign substances of arising concern present in soil,
water and air have acquired critical consideration because of their antagonistic effect on the …

Now days, concerns about the occurrence and fate of active pharmaceutical ingredients,
solvents, Intermediates and raw materials that could be present in water and wastewater …

A wide range of unregulated chemicals of synthetic origin or derived from natural sources,
which may be a contender for future regulations are called Emerging Contaminants (ECs) …

Laboratories, dialysis units, and other similar facilities are important sources of negative
contribution to wastewater from healthcare facilities. They dispose of pharmaceutical …

Rapid urbanization and overuse of pharmaceuticals and personal care products has
resulted in their occurrence in water bodies and wastewater streams worldwide. In the past …

Use of pharmaceutical products has seen a tremendous increase in the recent decades. It
has been observed that more than thirty million tons of pharmaceuticals are consumed …

The literature on the treatment of pharmaceutical wastewater over the period 1990–2015
has been reviewed to develop a sustainable treatment strategy. Analysis of the existing …