Another Study Links Depression in Farmers to Pesticide Use
(Beyond Pesticides, October 15, 2014) A new study published in Environmental Health Perspectives finds a strong relationship between the use of pesticides and depression in farmers. One specific class...
View ArticleHousehold Pesticide Exposure Associated with the Risk of Developing...
(Beyond Pesticides, June 18, 2020) Residential exposure to household pesticide products increases the risk of developing symptoms associated with depression, according to a study published in...
View ArticleAdvocates Call for Ban of Toxic Pesticides Linked to Deaths from Chemical...
(Beyond Pesticides, May 13, 2021) Scientists are advocating for stricter pesticide bans to lower deaths from deliberate pesticide ingestion. The request for this toxic pesticide ban follows a...
View ArticlePesticides and Neurotoxicity: The Link Between Mood Disorders and Pesticides...
(Beyond Pesticides, June 7, 2023) A systematic review of scientific literature published in Environmental Research on the development of mood disorders among pesticide applicators (farmers,...
View ArticlePrenatal Exposure to Organophosphate Pesticides Have Links to Behavior
(Beyond Pesticides, July 6, 2023) A study published in Environmental Health Perspectives finds concentrations of organophosphate (OP) metabolites in urine during the prenatal phase have links to...
View ArticleStudy Further Strengthens Link Between Common Insecticide Class and...
(Beyond Pesticides, October 25, 2023) A study published in Environmental Pollution finds farming and organophosphate (OP) pesticide exposure are risk factors for depression, with pesticide poisoning...
View ArticleMental Health: Pesticides Continue to Impact the Body and Mind, Especially...
(Beyond Pesticides, January 17, 2024) Science continues to find a link between mental health and occupational (work-related) chemical exposure, with a study published in Toxicology finding an increased...
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