US EditionControversy over the Arsenic Level in the Water: They Clarified the Situation in Mar Del Plata
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Based on the viralized report of the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (ITBA), which warns that high levels of arsenic were detected in water in various parts of the country, the Federal Council of Health Service Entities (COFES), made up of Health Works (OSSE), sought to bring peace of mind to the community with the publication of a document clarifying the issue.
The presence of arsenic in drinking water represents a challenge for public health. In Argentina, experts from the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (ITBA) released a new map that shows the levels of this natural element in different parts of the country. The work was carried out by a team led by Dr. Jorge Daniel Stripeikis. This material [...] La entrada Detect the regions of Argentina with more arsenic in water: health risks was first publ…
A study carried out by the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (ITBA) has once again alerted the province of Buenos Aires, due to arsenic contamination in groundwater that is consumed in much of the cities of the interior. The survey, which covers 14 years of monitoring, indicates that approximately 70% of the provincial territory presents levels of this element above the safe limits, potentially affecting about 4 million inhabitants. Arsenic,…
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