Rotavirus infection as a frequent cause of neonatal fever

Editor: Huu Hao NgoAs World Health Organization advocates, the global burden of sanitation related disease and access to safely managed sanitation and safely treated wastewater should be monitored strictly. However, the spread of pathogens through various agricultural applications or direct discharge of sewage sludge generated in municipal wastewater treatment plants poses a serious challenge on the environment and public health. Anaerobic digestion (AD), the principal method of stabilizing biosolids, can efficiently and largely deactivate viable pathogens, including parasite, virus, and the pathogens harboring antibiotic resistance genes. This review aims to provide a critical overview regarding the deactivation of sludge-associated pathogens by AD, through which a serious concern on the effectiveness and rationality of AD towards sludge pathogens control was raised. Meanwhile, the underlying deactivation mechanisms and affecting factors were all discussed, with the focus on pathogen-associated modeling, engineering design and technological aspects of AD. Lastly, a matric method incorporating the operating strategy of AD with the risk assessment was proposed for evaluating the reliability of AD-based pathogen deactivation, while the research agenda forward was also outlined.

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Monitoring of Rotavirus Infection in the Population of Pavlograd

Говоруха

Turitska

Сидоренко³

2020

VPBM

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Rotavirus infection as a frequent cause of neonatal fever

Abstract: RV infection is the most common single cause of neonatal fever. It may be necessary to include stool RV tests for febrile newborns.

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Monitoring of Rotavirus Infection in the Population of Pavlograd

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