Research and analysis
Assessment of (anti-) oestrogenic and (anti-) androgenic activities of final effluents from sewage treatment works
This report provides information on the anti- oestrogenic and anti- androgenic activity of 43 priority effluents
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Ref: LIT 2817
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The data collated in this study was used in a separate risk assessment of the impacts of steroid discharges, which influenced site selection for an ‘endocrine disruption demonstration programme’. The demonstration programme will evaluate the efficacy of existing and improved treatment processes at reducing steroid concentrations and endocrine disrupting effects in effluents.
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Published 1 February 2007