BACKGROUND The association between pesticide exposure and non‐Hodgkin lymphoma
(NHL) in adults has been the subject of numerous case–control and cohort studies …

Background: Brain tumors are the second most common neoplasm in the pediatric age.
Pesticides may play an etiologic role, but literature results are conflicting. This review …

Background: Household pesticide use has been associated with higher risk for several
childhood malignancies, but few studies have evaluated risks associated with residential …

Human pesticide exposure can occur both occupationally and environmentally during
manufacture and after the application of indoor and outdoor pesticides, as well as through …

Parental exposure to pesticides may contribute to childhood cancer risk. Through the
Agricultural Health Study, a prospective study of pesticide applicators in Iowa and North …

Purpose Previous research has suggested positive associations between parental or
childhood exposure to pesticides and risk of childhood brain tumors (CBT). This Australian …

Background Exposure to pesticides has been suggested as a risk factor for childhood
leukemia, but definitive evidence on this relation and the specific pesticides involved is still …

Researchers in numerous studies have suggested that preconception paternal occupational
exposures to various substances, including pesticides and herbicides, may be involved in …

A recent large-scale United States study reported an association between parental exposure
to hydrocarbons at work and the risk of childhood leukemia. Parental occupational exposure …

In humans, immune development begins early in embryonic life and continues throughout
the early postnatal period. Although a number of pesticides have been observed to induce …