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ajlm-3015	Ejilemele, Adetoun	Point-of-care testing and environmental sustainability: Balancing patient care and planetary health	2025		.htm	text/html	1550	85	46	Available from: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789241548564 Kaposi A, Nagy A, Gomori G, Kocsis D. Analysis of healthcare waste and factors affecting the amount of hazardous healthcare waste in a university hospital. There is also the predicted need to dispose of single-use plastic devices with limited recyclability that will be processed as biohazardous waste.6 For various reasons, waste produced in healthcare facilities continues to increase yearly by 2% – 3%.7 While 75% – 90% of healthcare waste is non-hazardous, as much as 10% – 25% is considered hazardous.6 In LMICs, waste segregation is often limited, and healthcare waste is frequently disposed of entirely as hazardous waste into open dumpsites, usually at suboptimal temperatures, prior to incineration.6 Point-of-care test devices typically have high plastic and metal components and contribute to landfills in LMICs.	cache/ajlm-3015.htm	txt/ajlm-3015.txt