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Potentially toxic elements contamination in drinking water in Africa: A scoping review protocol

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environment and energy
Creator:
MkuHanMahKoo
Editor:
Cen
Publisher:
OSF
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This proposed scoping review aims to assess the current literature on potentially toxic elements in drinking water sources in Africa and to examine the risk of exposure associated with the contaminated water.

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Environmental Public HealthPublic HealthMedicine and Health SciencesDrinking waterPotentially toxic elementsexposure

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