Healthcare waste encompasses a significant quantity of hazardous substances. Poor
healthcare waste management can result in serious environmental and human health risks …

Significant differences exist in the management of health-care waste management, globally.
This is particularly so between low, middle and high-income countries. A systematic review …

Biomedical wastes (BMWs) are potentially infectious to the environment and health. They
are co-dependent and accumulative during the ongoing coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID …

INTRODUCTION: Biomedical waste poses physical, chemical, radiological, and
microbiological risks to the public and health-care workers (HCWs) for current and future …

Background Infectious waste management has always remained a neglected public health
problem in the developing countries, resulting in high burden of environmental pollution …

The research is a cross-sectionalcomparative study carried out to determine the variations
andsimilarities in the activities of clinical waste managementpractices within three district …

An increase in the number of health institutions, along with frequent use of disposable
medical products, has contributed to the increase of healthcare waste generation rate. For …

Effectual management of biomedical waste is obligatory for healthy human beings and for a
safe environment. Mismanagement of biomedical waste is a community health problem …

Background: Health Care Waste (HCW) is considered as the second dangerous waste in the
World that needs to be properly disposed by trained health care staff. Good knowledge …

Enormous amount of waste generation is a critical issue across the world. This issue
becomes more vital when various types of hazardous waste gets mixed up with general …