environmental distribution and bioactive metabolites. The inadvertent and purposeful discharges of pharmacologically active compounds via excreta remain underappreciated, yet their toxicological potency on the ecosystem has become a global
issue. The persistent influxes of these pollutants with new and emerging contaminants have shown potential effects based on several studies reported on the plethora
of compounds in the aquatic realms.
Highlights of current developments in drug monitoring, measurements of distribution and the extent at which sewage treatment plants allow the transport of
chemicals (through different environment media) into the environment are reviewed.
Preferred removal methods and measurements of trace drugs depend largely on
sludge types, influents, effluents and sediments from sewage treatment plants. The
capability to furthering the understanding of overall issues of pharmaceuticals’ fate
and other contaminants is now made available with exposure data on pollutant trend
in the aquatic environment.
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