Mapping the Hidden Threats to Cameroon’s Newest Drinking Water Lifeline
A new multicriteria vulnerability mapping study of Cameroon's Sanaga River at Nachtigal reveals that nearly a quarter of the drinking ...
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Shellfish, Not Tap Water, Emerges as the Biggest PFAS Source for Americans
A new NHANES-based analysis finds that shellfish and finfish account for more than half of Americans' intake of legacy PFAS ...
Trace Levels of Anxiety and Antidepressant Drugs Found in Drinking Water Worldwide
A new scoping review finds the anti-anxiety drug diazepam and the antidepressant fluoxetine in drinking water across seven countries at ...
Single-Reagent Colorimetric Test Matches Gold Standard for Drinking Water Chlorine Monitoring
A stabilized single-reagent tetramethylbenzidine method for free chlorine closely matches the standard DPD technique across tap water and mineral matrices, ...
Dug Wells and Crowded Cities: New Model Maps Fecal Contamination Risk in Indonesian Groundwater
Researchers have built a nationwide ranking of fecal contamination risk in self-supplied urban groundwater across Indonesia's 99 cities using a ...
Gold-Doped Paper Strip and Machine Learning Team Up to Detect Arsenic in Drinking Water
Researchers have developed a gold(III)-doped paper sensor that, combined with machine learning analysis of its color response, detects arsenic in ...
Two Years After Türkiye’s Deadly Quakes, Drinking Water Still Carries a Hidden Arsenic Risk
A two-year screening study of all 11 districts of Kahramanmaraş Province finds drinking water within regulatory limits but identifies arsenic-driven ...
Bottled Water Across 11 Countries Passes PFAS Limits, but One Unregulated Acid Slips Through
A meta-analysis of 163 bottled water samples from 34 brands in 11 countries found no regulated PFAS above detection limits, ...
Groundwater Fluoride in Iran: Mapping the Hidden Burden of Fluorosis and the Technologies That Could End It
A six-year study of more than 7,700 groundwater samples in Fars Province, Iran, maps fluoride hotspots, quantifies the disease burden ...
Earthquake Debris May Be Leaching Metals Into Türkiye’s Drinking Wells, Study Warns
A new study of 33 wells in earthquake-stricken Hatay Province finds chromium and iron exceeding Turkish drinking-water guidelines, with debris-linked ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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