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Codex committee on veterinary drug residues

Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 1986
There has been widespread international concern over residues of veterinary drugs in food. However, until recently, there was little international cooperation in trying to find solutions to the problem. Many nations have taken steps to control the increased use of veterinary drugs, but the rules governing their use vary widely from country to country ...
L, Crawford, E G, Kugler
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Drug Residues

2010
The use of veterinary drugs in animal production is necessary for the prevention and treatment of disease; however, such use may result in residues. Regulatory authorities administer legislative frameworks which ensure that foods derived from animals treated with approved veterinary drugs are safe for human consumption.
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An Investigation of Antibiotic and Drug Residues in Fish

Journal of Applied Bacteriology, 1976
The use of antibiotics and drugs in fish farming has prompted an investigation into the elimination of these residues from fish muscle. Young rainbow trout were given intraperitoneal injections of either chloramphenicol, framycetin, oxytetracycline or sulphadiazine/ trimethoprim and muscle tissue was examined by microbiological assay over a period of ...
A, McCracken, S, Fidgeon, J J, O'Brien, D, Anderson   +3 more
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Residues of drugs

Journal of the Ghana Science Association, 2000
Everyday activities of humans inevitably generate a lot of pollutants. These activities may be industrial, agricultural, and even such mundane activities as the use of plastic bags. Our concern in this paper is with agricultural activities, specifically a number of livestock production techniques and the dangers they may pose to humans through their ...
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Residues of veterinary drugs at injection sites

Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 2007
Residues of veterinary drugs have potential implications for human food safety and international trade in animal‐derived food commodities. A particular concern is the slow depletion of residues of some injectable formulations from the site of administration.
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Residues of drugs and pesticides in milk

1983
The occurrence of chemical residues in milk reflects both the increasing number of chemicals in agriculture as well as a more or less polluted environment of the dairy animal or the processing sites.
W. Heeschen, A. Blüthgen
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Analysis of β-blocker timolol maleate drug residues in wastewater and biological fluids using differential pulse – anodic stripping voltammetry

International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 2022
M S El-Shahawi
exaly  

Residues-Drugs and Growth Promoters

Journal of the Royal Society of Health, 1988
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[Drug residues in untreated swine].

DTW. Deutsche tierarztliche Wochenschrift, 1996
The concentration of sulfadimidine was measured in the urine of pigs which were housed (over five days) in boxes where other pigs have been treated orally with sulfadimidine before. Sulfadimidine was measured in the urine of the unmedicated pigs in a concentration of up to 4 micrograms/ml. Considering these urine concentrations, violative sulfadimidine
M, Kietzmann, W, Markus, J, Chavez, W, Bollwahn   +3 more
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Pesticide and veterinary drug residues in Belgian beeswax: Occurrence, toxicity, and risk to honey bees

Science of the Total Environment, 2020
Kirsten S Traynor, Simone Tosi, Dirk C De Graaf   +2 more
exaly