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Urine Drug Levels Related to Source of Water for Irrigation for Vegetable Crops Among Healthy Israeli Volunteers
Over 60% of crops in Israel are grown in recycled treated waste water. This study aims to determine whether minute quantities of drugs such as Carbamazepine can be found in individuals who ingest vegetables grown in waste water.
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