Learning & Developmental Disorders (ADHD/Autism) | Parkinson's Disease | Reproductive Health
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- Occupational
exposure to pesticides increases the risk of incident
AD
- Occupational
risk factors in Alzheimer's disease: a review assessing
the quality of published epidemiological studies
-
Neurodegenerative Diseases and Exposure to Pesticides
in the Elderly
- Risk
factors for Alzheimer's disease: a population-based,
longitudinal study in Manitoba, Canada
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Asthma
- Rhinitis
associated with pesticide exposure among commercial
pesticide applicators in the Agricultural Health Study
- Pesticides
and Atopic and Nonatopic Asthma among Farm Women in
the Agricultural Health Study
- Pesticides
and Atopic and Nonatopic Asthma among Farm Women in
the Agricultural Health Study
- Summary
health statistics for U.S. children: National Health
Interview Survey, 2003.
- Asthma's
Impact on Children and Adolescents
- Asthma
Prevalence and Control Characteristics by Race/Ethnicity
- United States, 2002
- Asthma
and the environment: Connecting the dots
- Early-Life
Environmental Risk Factors for Asthma: Findings from
the Children's Health Study
- Health
impacts of pesticide exposure in a cohort of outdoor
workers.
- Respiratory
symptoms in children and exposure to pesticides
- Respiratory
symptoms in children and exposure to pesticides
- Occupational
asthma from fungicides fluazinam and chlorothalonil.
- Asthma
the Breathtaking Disease
- Identifying
and managing adverse environmental health effects:
4. Pesticides.
- Hazardous
air pollutants and asthma
- Chemical
predictors of wheeze among farmer pesticide applicators
in the Agricultural Health Study.
- Fatal
asthma in a child after use of an animal shampoo containing
pyrethrin
- Asthma
to tetramethrin.
- Exposures
of children to organophosphate pesticides and their
potential adverse health effects.
- Is the increase in asthma prevalence occurring in children without a family history of atopy?
- Five
office workers inadvertently exposed to cypermethrin
- Indoor
spraying with the pyrethroid insecticide lambda-cyhalothrin:
effects on spraymen and inhabitants of sprayed houses.
- Occupational
exposure to some synthetic pyrethroids (permethrin
and fenvalerate).
- Insecticides:
household use and respiratory impairment
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Birth Defects
- Glyphosate
Formulations Induce Apoptosis and Necrosis in Human
Umbilical, Embryonic, and Placental Cells.
- Agrichemicals
in surface water and birth defects in the United States
- Use
of biocides and insect repellents and risk of hypospadias
- Cryptorchidism
at birth in Nice area (France) is associated with
higher prenatal exposure to PCBs and DDE, as assessed
by colostrum concentrations
- Mammary
Gland Development as a Sensitive End Point after Acute
Prenatal Exposure to an Atrazine Metabolite Mixture
in Female Long-Evans Rats
- Differential
Effects of Glyphosate and Roundup on Human Placental
Cells and Aromatase
- Low-Dose
Agrochemicals and Lawn-Care Pesticides Induce Developmental
Toxicity in Murine Preimplantation Embryos
- Birth
Malformations and Other Adverse Perinatal Outcomes
in Four U.S. Wheat-Producing States.
- Effects
of Transplacental Exposure to Environmental Pollutants
on Birth Outcomes in a Multiethnic Population
- Developmental
neurotoxicity of chlorpyrifos modeled in vitro: Comparative
effects of metabolites and other cholinesterase inhibitors
on DNA synthesis in PC12 and C6 cells.
- Chlorpyrifos
(Dursban)-associated birth defects: report of four
cases.
- Pesticide
appliers, biocides, and birth defects in rural Minnesota.
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Bladder Cancer
- Cancer
among farmers in central Italy
- Heterocyclic
aromatic amine pesticide use and human cancer risk:
results form the U.S. Agricultural Health Study
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
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Bone Cancer
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Occupational
factors and risk of adult bone sarcomas: a multicentric
case-control study in Europe
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
- Ewing’s
bone sarcoma, paternal occupational exposure, and
other factors
- Parental
occupational exposures and Ewing’s sarcoma
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Brain Cancer
Childhood Brain Cancer
- Childhood
brain tumors, residential insecticide exposure, and
pesticide metabolism genes
- Household
pesticides and risk of pediatric brain tumors
- Incidence
and risk factors for childhood brain tumors in the
Ile de France.
- Family
pesticide use and childhood brain cancer.
- Paternal
occupation and brain cancer in offspring: a mortality-based
case-control study
- Risk
factors for brain tumors in children
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Adult Brain Cancer
- Occupational
exposure to pesticides and risk of adult brain tumors.
- Brain
tumours and exposure to pesticides: a case-control
study in southwestern France.
- Agricultural
pesticide use and risk of glioma in Nebraska, United
States
- Occupational
risk factors for brain cancer: a population-based
case-control study in Iowa
- Brain
cancer mortality among French farmers: the vineyard
pesticide hypothesis.
- Correlation
analysis of pesticide use data and cancer incidence
rates in California counties.
- Prevalence
of glioblastoma multiforme subjects with prior herbicide
exposure.
- Mortality
among white and nonwhite farmers in North Carolina,
1976-1978.
- Proportionate
mortality study of golf course superintendents.
- Glioma
and occupational exposure in Sweden, a case-control
study.
- Lung
cancer and other causes of death among licensed pesticide
applicators.
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Breast Cancer
- Occupational
histories of cancer patients in a Canadian cancer
treatment center and the generated hypothesis regarding
breast cancer and farming
- Identification
of occupational cancer risks in British Columbia
- Mammographic
findings and occupational exposure to pesticides currently
in use on Crete
- A
population-based case-control study of farming and
breast cancer in North Carolina
- Breast
cancer risk in Hispanic agricultural workers in California
- Reported
residential pesticide use and breast cancer risk on
Long Island, New York
- Environmental
exposure and breast cancer among young women in Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil
- Pesticides
and breast cancer risk: a comparison between developed
and developing countries
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Cervical Cancer
- Cancer
incidence in a cohort of licensed pesticide applicators
in Florida
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Colorectal Cancer
- Proportionate
mortality study of golf course superintendents
- Cancer
mortality among Iowa farmers: recent results, time
trends, and lifestyle factors (United States)
- Cancer
incidence among Icelandic pesticide users
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Cancer
among farmers in central Italy
- Pesticide
use and colorectal cancer risk in the Agricultural
Health Study
- Lifestyle,
occupational, and reproductive factors and risk of
colorectal cancer
- Cancer
among farmers in central Italy
- Heterocyclic
aromatic amine pesticide use and human cancer risk:
results form the U.S. Agricultural Health Study
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Cancer
incidence among pesticide applicators exposed to dicamba
in the Agricultural Health Study
- Cancer
incidence among pesticide applicators exposed to trifluralin
in the Agricultural Health Study
- S-Ethyl-N,N-dipropylthiocarbamate
exposure and cancer incidence among male pesticide
applicators in the Agricultural health Study: A perspective
cohort
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Eye Cancer
- Cancer
in offspring of parents engaged in agricultural activities
in Norway: incidence and risk factors in the farm
environment
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
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Gallbladder Cancer
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Mortality
in a cohort of pesticide applicators in an urban setting:
sixty years of follow-up
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Kidney/Renal Cancer
- Cancer
among farmers in central Italy
- Parental
exposures to pesticides and risk of Wilms’ tumor in
Brazil
- Childhood
cancer and paternal employment in agriculture: the
role of pesticides
- Risk
factors for Wilms tumor
- Cancer
in offspring of parents engaged in agricultural activities
in Norway: incidence and risk factors in the farm
environment
- Wilm’s
tumor and exposure to residential and occupational
hazardous chemicals
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
- Occupational
risk factors for renal-cell carcinoma in Denmark
- Occupational
risk factors for renal cell cancer. An Italian case-control
study.
- Renal
cell carcinoma and occupational exposure to chemicals
in Canada
- Renal
cell carcinoma, occupational pesticide exposure and
modification by glutathione S-transferase polymorphisms
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
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Larynx Cancer
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
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Leukemia
Childhood Leukemia
- Residential
pesticides and childhood leukemia: a systematic review
and meta-analysis
- Pediatric
acute lymphoblastic leukemia and exposure to pesticides.
- Household
exposure to pesticides and risk of childhood acute
leukaemia
- Agricultural
pesticide use and childhood cancer in California.
- Critical
windows of exposure to household pesticides and risk
of childhood leukemia.
- Transplacental
chemical exposure and risk of infant leukemia with
MLL gene fusion
- Home
pesticide use and childhood cancer: A case-control
study
- A
population-based case-control study of childhood leukemia
in Shanghai
- Environmental
factors in childhood leukaemia.
- Childhood
leukemia and parents' occupational and home exposures.
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Adult Leukemia
- Pesticide
sales and adult male cancer mortality in Brazil.
- A
systematic review of myeloid leukemias and occupational
pesticide exposure
- Health
impacts of pesticide exposure in a cohort of outdoor
workers
- Childhood
cancer and agricultural pesticide use: an ecologic
study in California.
- Correlation
analysis of pesticide use data and cancer incidence
rates in California counties.
- Cancer
mortality in the U.S. flour industry
- Mortality
among white and nonwhite farmers in North Carolina,
1976-1978.
- Lung
cancer and other causes of death among licensed pesticide
applicators.
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Lip Cancer
- Pesticide
sales and adult male cancer mortality in Brazil
- Swedish
agricultural workers: A group with a decreased risk
of cancer
- Cancer
mortality among Iowa farmers: recent results, time
trends, and lifestyle factors (United States)
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Liver/Hepatic Tumors
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Mortality
in a cohort of pesticide applicators in an urban setting:
sixty years of follow-up
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
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Lung Cancer
- Cancer
incidence among male pesticide applicators in the
Agricultural Health Study cohort exposed to diazinon
- Pesticides
and lung cancer risk in the Agricultural Health Study
Cohort
- Occupational
risk factors for lung cancer among nonsmoking women:
a case-control study in Missouri (United States)
- Cancer
incidence among pesticide applicators exposed to dicamba
in the Agricultural Health Study
- Cohort
mortality and nested case-control study of lung cancer
among structural pest control workers in Florida (United
States)
- Increased
risk of lung cancer in pesticide-exposed male agricultural
workers
- Lung
cancer and other causes of death among licensed pesticide
applicators
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Cancer
Incidence Among Pesticide Applicators Exposed to Chlorpyrifos
in the Agricultural Health Study
- TP53
gene mutations of lung cancer patients inupper northern
Thailand and environmental risk factors
- Cancer
incidence among pesticide applicators exposed to metolachlor
in the Agricultural Health Study
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Lymphoma
Hodgkin's Lymphoma
- Occupation
and lymphoid malignancies: results from a French case-control
study
- Exposure
to non-arsenic pesticides is associated with lymphoma
among farmers in Spain
- Some
occupational exposures as risk factors for malignant
lymphomas.
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Lymphoma
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
- High
risk occupations for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in New
Zealand: case-control study.
- Atopy,
exposure to pesticides and risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma
- Agricultural
pesticide use and risk of t(14;18)-defined subtypes
of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Agricultural
risk factors for t(14;18) subtypes of non-Hodgkin's
lymphoma.
- Pesticide
exposures in children with non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
- A
case-control study of non-Hodgkin lymphoma and exposure
to pesticides
- Meta-analyses
of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and farming.
- Farming,
pesticide use and hairy-cell leukemia.
- Cancer
incidence among Icelandic pesticide users.
- Proportionate
mortality study of golf course superintendents.
- Non-Hodgkin's
lymphoma and agricultural practices in the prairie
provinces of Canada.
- Herbicides
and Cancer
- Cancer
mortality in the U.S. flour industry.
- Agricultural
herbicide use and a risk of lymphoma and soft-tissue
sarcoma.
- Farming
and mortality from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma: A case-control
study
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Melanoma
- The
association between residential pesticide use and
cutaneous melanoma
- Carbaryl
exposure and incident cancer in the Agricultural Health
Study
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Pesticide
Use and Cutaneous Melanoma in Pesticide Applicators
in the Agricultural Heath Study
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Mouth Cancer
- Cancer
of the mouth and pharynx, occupation and exposure
to chemical agents in Findland (1971-95)
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Multiple Myeloma
- Incidence
and risk factors of cancer among men and women in
Norwegian agriculture
- Cancer
mortality among Iowa farmers: recent results, time
trends, and lifestyle factors (United States)
- Occupation,
exposure to chemicals, sensitizing agents, and risk
of multiple myeloma in Sweden
- Occupational
exposure to pesticides and risk of hematopoietic cancers:
meta-analysis of case-control studies
- Selected
cancer mortality and farm practices in Iowa
- Malignant
lymphoma and multiple myeloma linked with agricultural
occupations in a New Zealand Cancer Registry-based
study
- Pesticide
exposure and risk of monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined
significance in the Agricultural Health Study
- Residential
pesticide exposure and neuroblastoma
- Cancer
in offspring of parents engaged in agricultural activities
in Norway: incidence and risk factors in the farm
environment
- Mortality
and tumour morbidity among Swedish market gardeners
and orchardists
- Paternal
occupational exposures and childhood cancer
- Mortality
in a cohort of pesticide applicators in an urban setting:
sixty years of follow-up
- Childhood
cancer in Texas counties with moderate to intense
agricultural activity
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
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Oseophagal Cancer
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
- Airborne
occupational exposures and risk of oesophageal and
cardia adenocarcinoma
- Pesticide
sales and adult male cancer mortality in Brazil
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Ovarian Cancer
- Triazine
herbicides and ovarian epithelial neoplasms
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
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Pancreatic Cancer
- Risk
of pancreatic cancer and occupational exposures in
Spain
- Cancer
mortality in the U.S. flour industry
- Pancreatic
cancer and occupational exposures
- Pancreatic
cancer in industrial branches and occupations in Finland
- Occupational
exposure to pesticides and pancreatic cancer
- Agricultural
pesticide use and pancreatic cancer risk in the Agricultural
Health Study cohort
- Mortality
among aerial pesticide applicators and flight instructors:
follow-up from 1965-1988
- Cancer
among farmers in central Italy
- Lifestyle,
occupational, and reproductive factors in relation
to pancreatic cancer risk
- Pesticide
sales and adult male cancer mortality in Brazil
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Prostate Cancer
- Cancer
mortality among Iowa farmers: recent results, time
trends, and lifestyle factors (United States)
- Mortality
among white and nonwhite farmers in North Carolina,
1976-1978
- Cancer
among farmers in central Italy
- Meta-analyses
of prostate cancer and farming
- Use
of agricultural pesticides and prostate cancer risk
in the Agricultural Health Study cohort
- Cancer
incidence in a cohort of licensed pesticide applicators
in Florida
- A
case-control study of farming and prostate cancer
in African-American and Caucasian men
- Proportionate
mortality study of golf course superintendents
- Pesticide
sales and adult male cancer mortality in Brazil
- Prostate
cancer risk in California farm workers
- Occupation
and prostate cancer
- Prostate
cancer and exposure to pesticides in agricultural
settings
- Cancer
incidence among triazine herbicide manufacturing workers
- Occupation
and prostate cancer risk in Sweden
- Prostate
cancer in pesticide applicators in Swedish agriculture
- Farming
and prostate cancer among African-Americans in the
Southeastern Untied States
- Farming
and prostate cancer mortality
- Correlation
analysis of pesticide use data and cancer incidence
rates in California counties
- Agent
Orange exposure, Vietnam War veterans, and the risk
of prostate cancer
- Use
of Agricultural Pesticides and Prostate Cancer Risk
in the Agricultural Health Study Cohort
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Sinonasal Cancer
- Genotoxicity
studies on permethrin, DEET and diazinon in primary
human nasal mucosal cells
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Soft Tissue Sarcoma
- Pesticide
sales and adult male cancer mortality in Brazil.
- Home
pesticide use and childhood cancer: a case-control
study
- Risk
factors for soft tissue sarcomas in childhood: a case-control
study.
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Stomach Cancer
- Associations
between stomach cancer incidence and drinking water
contamination with atrazine and nitrate in Ontario
(Canada) agroecosystems, 1987-1991
- Agricultural
exposures and gastric cancer risk in Hispanic farm
workers in California
- Cancer
among farmers in central Italy
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Testicular Cancer
- Cancer
incidence in a cohort of licensed pesticide applicators
in Florida
- Correlation
analysis of pesticide use data and cancer incidence
rates in California counties
- Testicular
cancer associated with employment in agriculture and
oil and natural gas extraction
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Thyroid Cancer
- Nitrate
intake and the risk of thyroid cancer and thyroid
disease
- Risk
of childhood cancers associated with residence in
agriculturally intense areas in the United States
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Uteran Cancer
- Geographical
differences of cancer incidence in Costa Rica in relation
to environmental and occupational pesticide exposure
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Diabetes
- Low
Dose of Some Persistent Organic Pollutants Predicts
Type 2 Diabetes: A Nested Case-Control Study
- An
Environment-Wide Association Study (EWAS) on Type
2 Diabetes Mellitus
- Arsenic
Exposure and Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes in US Adults
- Incident
Diabetes and Pesticide Exposure among Licensed Pesticide
Applicators: Agricultural Health Study, 1993-2003
- Environmental
pollution and diabetes: a neglected association
- Pesticide
Exposure and Self-Reported Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
in the Agricultural Health Study
- Increased
Rate of Hospitalization for Diabetes and Residential
Proximity of Hazardous Waste Sites
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Endocrine Disruptors
(Credit:BP)
Common household products –detergents, disinfectants, plastics, and pesticides– contain chemical ingredients that enter the body, disrupt hormones and cause adverse developmental, disease, and reproductive problems. Known as endocrine disruptors, these chemicals, which interact with the endocrine system, wreak havoc in humans and wildlife. The endocrine system consists of a set of glands (thyroid, gonads, adrenal and pituitary) and the hormones they produce (thyroxine, estrogen, testosterone and adrenaline), which help guide the development, growth, reproduction, and behavior of animals, including humans. Hormones are signaling molecules, which travel through the bloodstream and elicit responses in other parts of the body.
Endocrine disruptors function by: (i) Mimicking the action of a naturally-produced hormone, such as estrogen or testosterone, thereby setting off similar chemical reactions in the body; (ii) Blocking hormone receptors in cells, thereby preventing the action of normal hormones; or (iii) Affecting the synthesis, transport, metabolism and excretion of hormones, thus altering the concentrations of natural hormones. Endocrine disruptors have been linked to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity, early puberty, infertility and other reproductive disorders, and childhood and adult cancers.
More than 50 pesticide active ingredients have been identified as endocrine disruptors by the European Union and endocrine disruptor expert Theo Colborn, PhD. Endocrine disruption is the mechanism for several health effect endpoints. See the related sections (Cancer, Developmental and Learning Disorders, Parkinson’s disease, Reproductive Health) for more information.
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Learning / Developmental
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Organophosphate
Pesticide Exposure and Attention in Young Mexican-American
Children
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity
Disorder and Urinary Metabolites of Organophosphate
Pesticides
- Long-term
sex selective hormonal and behavior alterations in
mice exposed to low doses of chlorpyrifos in utero
- Impact
of environmental chemicals on the thyroid hormone
function in pituitary rat GH3 cells
- Neurodevelopment
and endocrine disruption.
- Birth
defects, season of conception, and sex of children
born to pesticide applicators living in the Red River
Valley of Minnesota, USA.
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Autism
- The
Rise in Autism and the Role of Age at Diagnosis.
- Household
Pesticide Use in Relation to Autism
- Autism:
Transient in utero hypothyroxinemia related to maternal
flavonoid ingestion during pregnancy and to other
environmental antithyroid agents
- Maternal
Residence Near Agricultural Pesticide Applications
and Autism Spectrum Disorders Among Children in the
California Central Valley.
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Developmental Delays
- Neurobehavioral
Deficits and Increased Blood Pressure in School-Age
Children Prenatally Exposed to Pesticides
- Chlorpyrifos
Exposure and Urban Residential Environment Characteristics
as Determinants of Early Childhood Neurodevelopment
- Mind,
Disrupted: How Toxic Chemicals May Affect How We Think
and Who We Are
- Prenatal
Airborne Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Exposure
and Child IQ at Age 5 Years.
- Prenatal
Organochlorine Exposure and Measures of Behavior in
Infancy Using the Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale
(NBAS)
- Pesticide
Exposure and Stunting as Independent Predictors of
Neurobehavioral Deficits in Ecuadorian School Children
- Impact
of Prenatal Chlorpyrifos Exposure on Neurodevelopment
in the First 3 Years of Life Among Inner-City Children
- Arrested
Development: A study on the Human Health Impacts of
Pesticides
- In
Harms Way: Toxic Threats to Child Development.
- An
Anthropological Approach to the Evaluation of Preschool
Children Exposed to Pesticides in Mexico
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Parkinson's Disease
- Paraoxonase
1, agricultural organophosphate exposure, and Parkinson
disease
- Dopamine
Transporter Genetic Variants and Pesticides in Parkinson’s
Disease
- Well-Water
Consumption and Parkinson’s Disease in Rural California
- Occupation
and Risk of Parkinsonism:
- A
Multicenter Case-Control Study
- Professional
exposure to pesticides and Parkinson disease
- Ziram
Causes Dopaminergic Cell Damage by Inhibiting E1 Ligase
of the Proteasome
- Pesticide
exposure and risk of Parkinson's disease: A family-based
case-control study
- Pesticide
exposure and risk of Parkinson's disease: A family-based
case-control study
- GSTpi
expression mediates dopaminergic neuron sensitivity
in experimental parkinsonism
- Interaction
between genes and environment in neurodegenerative
diseases.
- Pesticides
and Parkinson’s Disease—Is There a Link?
- Pesticide
exposure and risk for Parkinson's disease
- Principles
for evaluating health risks in children associated
with exposure to chemicals
- Parkinson
Disease: PD Gene and Oxidative Stress
- Developmental
pesticide exposures and the Parkinson's disease phenotype.
- Pesticides
and risk of Parkinson disease: a population-based
case-control study.
- A
fetal risk factor for Parkinson's disease.
- No
evidence for heritability of Parkinson disease in
Swedish twins
- Neurodegenerative
Diseases and Exposure to Pesticides in the Elderly
- Plantation
work and risk of Parkinson disease in a population-based
longitudinal study.
- Environmental
Risk Factors and Parkinson's Disease: A Metaanalysis
- Parkinsonism
and occupational exposure to pesticides
- Parkinson's
disease mortality and pesticide exposure in California
1984-1994.
- Agricultural
work and the risk of Parkinson's disease in Denmark,
1981-1993
- Exposure
to home pesticides linked to Parkinson disease.
- A
meta-analysis of Parkinson's disease and exposure
to pesticides.
- Parkinson's
disease, pesticides, and glutathione transferase polymorphisms.
- The
Epidemiology of Parkinson’s Disease in an Australian
Population
- Gene-toxin
interaction as a putative risk factor for Parkinson's
disease with dementia.
- The
Role of the Environment in Parkinson's Disease
- Environmental
antecedents of young-onset Parkinson's disease
- Risk
factors for Parkinson's disease
- Parkinson's
disease and exposure to agricultural work and pesticide
chemicals.
- Parkinson's
disease in Ferrara, Italy, 1967 through 1987
- Environmental
risk factors in Parkinson's disease
- Ecogenetics
of Parkinson's disease: prevalence and environmental
aspects in rural areas.
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Reproductive Health
- Effects
of prenatal exposure to a low dose atrazine metabolite
mixture on pubertal timing and prostate development
of male Long-Evans rats
- Synergistic
Disruption of External Male Sex Organ Development
by a Mixture of Four Antiandrogens
- Fourth
National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental
Chemicals
- Statistical
Modeling Suggests That Anti-Androgens in Wastewater
Treatment Works Effluents Are Contributing Causes
of Widespread Sexual Disruption in Fish Living in
English Rivers
- Exposure
to nonpersistent insecticides and male reproductive
hormones.
- Impact
of PCB and p, p'-DDE Contaminants on Human Sperm Y:X
Chromosome Ratio: Studies in Three European Populations
and the Inuit Population in Greenland
- Exposure
to persistent organochlorine pollutants associates
with human sperm Y:X chromosome ratio
- Epigenetic
Transgenerational Actions of Endocrine Disruptors
and Male Fertility
- Low-Dose
Agrochemicals and Lawn-Care Pesticides Induce Developmental
Toxicity in Murine Preimplantation Embryos
- Methoxychlor
Disrupts Uterine Hoxa10 Gene Expression
- Effect
of Endosulfan on Male Reproductive Development
- Semen
quality in relation to biomarkers of pesticide exposure.
- Geographic
differences in semen quality of fertile U.S. males.
- Risk
factors for female infertility in an agricultural
region
- Developmental
Toxicity of a Commercial Herbicide Mixture in Mice:
I. Effects on Embryo Implantation and Litter Size
- Contribution
of environmental factors to the risk of male infertility
- Environmental
antiandrogens: low doses of the fungicide vinclozolin
alter sexual differentiation of the male rat.
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Alzheimer's Disease
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- If you do not have a pest control company, refrain from spraying any pesticides yourself - we offer emergency services at no additonal cost;
- Have us decontaminate as much of your home as possible and remove as much toxic pesticide residue as possible;
- Let us care for your pest control needs and keep unsanitary disease-causing insects away from you, your baby, and your family with our all-natural, non-toxic products that are "Safe Around Children and Pets;"
- Let us give you a license to re-print our website and share it with your friends and family;
- Do not purchase or handle synthetic pesticides for any reason;
- If a member of your family handles synthetic pesticides, be certain to refrain from contact with their clothes and have them wash their own clothes at high temperature with a detergent containing colloidal silver, a non-toxic anti-microbial, and separate from any of your garments;
- If you have synthetic pesticides in your home or garage, let us remove them and dispose of them for you. Do not touch or handle them yourself.
Click here to Schedule Your Service
Call AlwaysEco toll free 1(855)AlwaysEco or 1(855) 259-2973
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