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Information × Registration Number 0219U001887, 0116U000754 , R & D reports Title Hygienic assessment of the impact of volatile and non-volatilechlorogranic compounds of drinking water on the disease of population and the reasoning of preventive measures popup.stage_title Head Prokopov Vyacheslav, Registration Date 21-03-2019 Organization Ukrainian scientific centre of hygiene popup.description2 The purpose of the research is to assess the impact of chlorinated drinking water on the excess of COC on non-infectious diseases, their risks to public health and the development of preventive measures. The object of research - the quality of drinking water from the water supply line "Dnipro-Kirovograd"; levels of THM and HGA; the impact of COC on morbidity; health risk assessment. Methods of research - search-analytical, hygienic assessment, physical and chemical (including chromatographic), mathematical and statistical. For the first time, indicators and levels in the drinking water of some Kirovograd of dangerous THM (chloroform and bromodichloromethane - 2.5-2.8 and 1.1-1.5 MPC respectively) and HGA levels, which are lower than THM, are determined. For the first time, the health risks from the action of THM of potable water were assessed when they were administered orally, inhalation, percutaneously (total hazard index> 1.0, carcinogenic risk> 10-4), which could lead to an increase in non-infectious morbidity. For the first time, a direct correlation between the excessive contamination of drinking water with lethal HOPs and the non-infectious morbidity of the population of the studied cities on blood diseases and hematopoietic organs, circulatory system, digestive and genitourinary systems, kidney and rectum tumors have been established. Scientifically substantiated use of chlorine dioxide for disinfection of Dnieper drinking water (Kyiv) as an effective measure to minimize the formation of by-products of chlorination (THM, HGA, chlorite, chlorates) to safe levels; the ways of further reducing the load of COCs to water users are determined5481 Product Description popup.authors Кононенко Т.А. Куліш Т.В. Липовецька О.Б. О. В. Зоріна Сахно Н.В. Соболь В.А. Соболь Л.А. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close