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Rinsho byori. The Japanese journal of clinical pathology, 2000
The appropriate handling and disposal of medical wastes from pathology laboratories were reviewed. Emphasis was placed on basic ideas regarding 1) the reduction of the total volume of the wastes and prevention of unnecessary waste production, and 2) laboratory practices friendly to the global environment.
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The appropriate handling and disposal of medical wastes from pathology laboratories were reviewed. Emphasis was placed on basic ideas regarding 1) the reduction of the total volume of the wastes and prevention of unnecessary waste production, and 2) laboratory practices friendly to the global environment.
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Air & waste : journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 1995
Medical (biomedical) wastes pose numerous potential health and safety hazards. In addition to their infectious and toxic characteristics, the highly variable and inconsistent nature of medical waste streams has increased public concern about storage, treatment, transportation, and ultimate disposal.
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Medical (biomedical) wastes pose numerous potential health and safety hazards. In addition to their infectious and toxic characteristics, the highly variable and inconsistent nature of medical waste streams has increased public concern about storage, treatment, transportation, and ultimate disposal.
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A review on emergency disposal and management of medical waste during the COVID-19 pandemic in China
Science of the Total Environment, 2022Hailong Zhao, Ning Zhang
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[Waste disposal from medical practices and laboratories].
Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 1987The major part of wastes from medical practices can be classified as refuse without any further consideration or it can be used for recycling. However, certain waste products need a specific treatment; most of all, there are waste products that are infectious or that could mechanically cause injuries due to their design. The amount of infectious wastes
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Energy, environment and economy assessment of medical waste disposal technologies in China
Science of the Total Environment, 2021Hanqiao Liu, Ning Zhang
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Medical waste disposal: Procuring on-site technology for disposal
Journal of Chemical Health and Safety, 2013Patrick Wolf, Robert Bollinger
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[Appropriate disposal of medical wastes--according to the manual on disposal of infectious wastes].
Rinsho byori. The Japanese journal of clinical pathology, 2000Medical organizations are responsible for appropriate disposal of their wastes. This paper explains the regulatory bases and management systems applicable to medical wastes as specified by the Ministry of Health and Welfare's manual on the disposal of infectious wastes.
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