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Title: A desktop evaluation of the potential impact of nanotechnology applications in the field of environmental health in a developing country
Authors: Naidoo, Levani 
Kistnasamy, Emilie Joy 
Keywords: Nanotechnology;Health;Food safety;Water remediation;Primary health care;South Africa
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: Science and Education Publishing
Source: Naidoo, L. and Kistnasamy, E.J. 2015. A desktop evaluation of the potential impact of nanotechnology applications in the field of environmental health in a developing country. American Journal of Public Health Research. 3(5): 182-186
Journal: American journal of public health research (Online) 
Abstract: 
Nanotechnology is the latest addition to enhancing lifestyles of the human population. It also has an impact on the core parts that are vital to the well-being of humanity and its’ sustainability. Nanotechnology has been researched and is implemented in a number of countries at a commercialized level. However, in South Africa, nanotechnology is still being explored at grassroots with a few private...
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10321/1578
ISSN: 2327-6703
DOI: 10.12691/ajphr-3-5-1
Appears in Collections:Research Publications (Health Sciences)

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