… fell initially on pesticide exposure, but … of pesticides, we performed a systematic review of
epidemiologic studies that addressed associations between any indicator of pesticide exposure …

… exposure to infectious agents, such as leptospirosis and malaria, known causes of kidney
disease… the etiology of kidney disease, with a focus on heavy metals, pesticides, and infectious …

… exposure to environmental chemicals, such as pesticides, impacts renal function and chronic
kidney disease (… perspective, given that OP pesticide exposure is a modifiable risk factor. …

… Chronic kidney disease of unknown cause is prevalent in a … between pesticide exposures
and the risk of kidney function … between pesticide exposure and the risk of kidney function loss …

… Additional studies which track groundwater contamination over time are needed to support
research on the association between pesticide-contaminated water and kidney disease. …

… participant's likely pesticide exposure as opposed to non-specific pesticide use. Until now,
the relationship between short-term high-level pesticide exposures and kidney disease has …

… , we published a novel disease-prediction model that leverages … patients with all stages of
kidney disease. This approach stratifies … Pesticide exposure has already been shown to be …

… suggests primary interest in factors related to chronic kidney disease initiation. However, …
pesticide exposures may reveal whether pesticides are involved in chronic kidney disease …

… kidney disease of unknown cause may be associated with occupational factors such as
spraying of pesticides … that could be associated with chronic kidney disease. Data were obtained …

… Sensitivity analyses restricting to non-Hispanic whites (N=1502) and excluding those
with a history of reported kidney disease (N=23) or autoimmune disorders (N=91) did not …