The use of pesticides for crop production has grown rapidly in Thailand during the last
decade, resulting in significantly greater potential for exposure among children living on …

Groundwater, the major source of drinking water in Bengal Delta Plain, is contaminated with
geogenic arsenic (As) enrichment affecting millions of people. Children exposed to tubewell …

Background There is a significant number of neuropsychological measures for use among
children aged 6–12 years. However, most of these tests have been developed in high …

Farmers are regarded as a high-risk population for pesticide exposure because of the
frequency of their occupational exposure to organophosphate (OP) pesticides. The …

Early detection of decline in neurobehavioral (NB) performance requires reliable methods of
testing. Although NB tests have been shown to be consistent and reliable in Western …

Environmental exposures have been linked to childhood problems with overactivity,
attention, and impulse control, and an increased risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder …

In developing countries, there is a need for low-cost neurobehavioral (NB) test batteries for
vulnerable populations, particularly for children exposed to environmental neurotoxicants …

Workplace exposures to neurotoxicants cause a variety of functional impairments, with the
profile of deficits depending on the chemical nature, dose and duration of exposure, and …

Abstract In Lower-and-Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) there is a clear need for
neurocognitive tools to evaluate children predisposed to cognitive impairment due to …