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Pesticides, antibacterials linked to asthma Rxs
Clinical Advisor Those in the highest tertiary of urinary 2,5-dichlorophenol concentration had a significantly higher probability of taking a prescription medication for asthma-related wheezing (P=0.02) than those in the second or lowest tertiaries, Elina Jerschow, MD … |
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Pesticides in Tap Water Linked to Food Allergies
ABC News (blog) Researchers at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology used existing government data to see whether people with more dichlorophenols in their urine were more likely to have food allergies. Dichlorophenols are a kind of chlorine in … Food Allergies May Be Linked To Pesticides In Tap Water Tap water implicated in rise of food allergies Pesticides in Tap Water Cause Food Allergy |
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Pesticides Harm Kids' Health and Intelligence, Study Finds
New America Media SAN FRANCISCO – Exposure to pesticides is one key reason why children today are more likely to have a wide range of such diseases and disorders as cancer, autism, birth defects and asthma than children of a generation ago, according a study released … PPMA Responds to New Anti-Pesticide Report Pesticides Key Contributor in Childhood Diseases, Highlights Need for Policy … Widespread use of pesticides is creating a 'generation in jeopardy,' report warns |
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Pesticides Key Contributor in Childhood Diseases, Highlights Need for Policy …
eNews Park Forest A new report highlights the growing body of research that links pesticides to the rampant rise of learning disabilities, childhood cancer and asthma in the United States, and calls for swift policy change to protect future generations. In particular … Pesticides Harm Kids' Health and Intelligence, Study Finds |
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New Report: Pesticides Putting Children's Future in Jeopardy
eNews Park Forest OAKLAND, Calif –(ENEWSPF)–October 10, 2012. Learning disabilities, childhood cancer and asthma are on the rise in the United States. And a new report out today points to pesticides – with over 1 billion pounds applied on farms and homes annually – as … Pesticides Harm Kids' Health and Intelligence, Study Finds |
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