The growing consumption of antidepressant pharmaceuticals has resulted in their
widespread occurrence in the environment, particularly in waterways with a typical …

Abstract (Eco) toxicological studies frequently evaluate the effects of chemicals in one life
stage of organisms, but the use of these outcomes can only partially estimate populational …

Freshwater ecosystems are under threat from rising pharmaceutical pollution. While such
pollutants are known to elicit biological effects on organisms, we have limited knowledge on …

The ubiquitous pharmaceuticals in aquatic environments have attracted huge attention due
to their significant risks to humans and ecosystems. However, even though the knowledge of …

Pharmaceutical pollution is now recognised as a major emerging agent of global change.
Increasingly, pharmaceutical pollutants are documented to disrupt ecologically important …

The ubiquity of antidepressants in the environment has posed a potential threat to eco-
systematic safety. In this study, six kinds of antidepressants including fluoxetine (FLU) …

The antidepressant fluoxetine is frequently detected in aquatic ecosystems, yet the effects on
aquatic communities and ecosystems are still largely unknown. Therefore the aim of this …

Fluoxetine, a common pharmaceutical used as an antidepressant, is already considered
potentially hazardous to biota due to its increasing use and detection in European, North …

The global rise of pharmaceutical contaminants in the aquatic environment poses a serious
threat to ecological and evolutionary processes. Studies have traditionally focused on the …

Benzophenone-3 (BP-3) is a lipophilic organic compound that occurs naturally in flower
pigments. Since it adsorbs ultraviolet (UV) radiation in the UVA and UVB regions, it is one of …