Sewage epidemiology — A real-time approach to estimate the consumption of illicit drugs in Brussels, Belgium
Authors:
- Alexander L.N. van NuijsANAlexander L.N. van Nuijs
- Jean-François MougelJMJean-François Mougel
- Isabela TarcomnicuITIsabela Tarcomnicu
- Lieven BervoetsLBLieven Bervoets
- Ronny BlustRBRonny Blust
- Philippe G. JorensPJPhilippe G. Jorens
- Hugo NeelsHNHugo Neels
- Adrian CovaciAdrian Covaci
Open Access
- 1 April 2011
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Environment International
- Vol. 37 (3) , 612-621
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