Part I: Epidemiology of pesticide poisoning - practical research experience in developing countries

Impact of Pesticide Use on Health in Developing Countries (IDRC, 1993, 346 p.)

Part I: Epidemiology of pesticide poisoning - practical research experience in developing countries

		Balancing the need for pesticides with the risk to human health
		Health-risk assessment of pesticides: development of epidemiologic approaches
		Acute pesticide poisoning in Asia: the problem and its prevention
		Pesticide research for public health and safety in Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand
		Investigations into acute pyrethroid poisoning in cotton growers in China
		Field exposure during application of organophosphates using knapsack sprayers in the Philippines
		Use and control of pesticides in Pakistan
		Pesticide poisoning among agricultural workers in Bolivia
		Pulmonary obstructive disease in a population using paraquat in Colombia
		Control of pesticide intoxication through research and rural education in a Peruvian valley
		Agrochemicals: a potential health hazard among Kenya’s small-scale farmers
		Pesticide use in agriculture, public health, and animal husbandry in Cameroon
		Health profile of workers exposed to pesticides in two large-scale formulating plants in Egypt
		Extent of exposure of farm workers to organophosphate pesticides in the Jordan Valley

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