Removing microplastics from wastewater using leading-edge treatment technologies: a solution to microplastic pollution-a review.

Microplastics (MPs) in environmental studies have revealed that public sewage treatment plants are a common pathway for microplastics to reach local surroundings. Microplastics are becoming more of a worry, posing a danger to both marine wildlife and humans. These plastic items not only contribute to the macrocosmic proliferation of plastics but also the scattering of microplastics and the concentration of other micropollutant-containing objects, increasing the number of pollutants identified.

Intestinal parasitic infections and its trends: a 5-year findings from a tertiary care centre, Puducherry, South India.

Intestinal parasitic infection (IPI) constitute a global health burden causing clinical morbidity in 450 million people. Many of these are women of reproductive age and children in developing countries. Mass deworming programmes with improvement in lifestyle are likely to reduce the intensity and prevalence of infection over the years.

and waterborne outbreaks - A mini review.

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Comparision of the various routine diagnostic modalities of malaria and a new method: the Parasight™ platform.

Malaria is one of most important parasitic disease, which is still much prevalent in India. The burden of malaria in India is complex and the proportions of  and  vary across India, because of the highly variable malaria eco-epidemiological profiles, transmission factors, and the presence of multiple  species and  vectors. The diagnostic modalities which were being used currently, are at the risk of missing potential malaria cases, if a single test is being used for a given sample.