OBJECTIVE To review literature documenting associations between pesticide use and
cancer. DATA SOURCES We searched MEDLINE, PreMedline, CancerLit, and LILACS to …

Agricultural pesticide applications have the potential for significant drift beyond the target
spray area and may result in exposure to non-farming residents in surrounding communities …

We performed a systematic and extensive literature review of epidemiological studies
examining the association between pesticide exposure and any health outcome published …

Objectives The authors performed a meta-analysis of case–control and cohort studies to
clarify the possible relationship between exposure to pesticides and childhood cancers …

Children are exposed to pesticides through a number of sources, including residential and
agricultural applications. Parental occupational exposure to pesticides is also a concern …

OBJECTIVE To investigate whether there are associations between exposure to pesticides
and 4 chronic non-cancer health effects: dermatologic, neurologic, reproductive, and …

Epidemiologic evidence on the relationship between chemical pesticides and cancer is
reviewed. In animal studies, many pesticides are carcinogenic,(eg, organochlorines …

Children are exposed to potentially carcinogenic pesticides from use in homes, schools,
other buildings, lawns and gardens, through food and contaminated drinking water, from …

To evaluate the possible association between pesticides and the risk of childhood cancers,
epidemiologic studies published between 1970 and 1996 were critically reviewed. Thirty …

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