Pesticide exposure, family history raise risk of prostate cancer.
http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/ehs/newscience/insecticide-plus-family-history-raise-risk-of-prostate-cancer/
"A study of professional pesticide applicators suggests that exposure to the insecticide coumaphos may increase their risk of prostate cancer if they had a family history of the disease."
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- NEWSLETTER: MCS America News - March 2010
- 'Pesticide Drift' Eluding Efforts To Combat It
- 'Pesticide Drift' Eluding Efforts To Combat It
- Why BPA leached from 'safe' plastics may damage he...
- Vaccine Health Truth : Tolerance Lost by Dr. Andre...
- A 16-Year-Old Girl With Bilateral Visual Loss and ...
- Help parents know if toys may be toxic
- How Toxic is Your Child?
- Els Valkenburg's English MCS book is now available...
- Bill Proposes the Colorado Safe Personal Care Prod...
- Chiropractor to give lectures about dangers of ele...
- Chiropractor to give lectures about dangers of ele...
- Civil rights complaint filed over school mold
- Hand Sanitizers Cause Hundreds Of Child Poisonings
- Household Cleaners Causing Health Problems
- Are Hidden Chemicals Making You Sick?
- Cyto kines across the night in chronic fatigue syn...
- Severe asthma with fungal sensitization: a case re...
- Derived from flowers, but not benign: Pyrethroids ...
- California Adopts Nation's First Statewide Green B...
- Sunscreen's zinc factor ends up in blood
- Do Toxins Cause Autism?
- Rates of Chronic Health Problems in Children Soar
- ASIA: Pesticides pose health risks
- How to Relieve Indoor Winter Allergies
- Can We Cure NO/ONOO (Feb/March 2010) Townsend Lett...
- Electrosmog can be bad for health
- What's in Household Dust? You Don't Want to Know
- Call for proposals on law & public health
- EPA Hosts Online Town Hall Meeting
- Fibromyalgia Coalition International 10th Annual F...
- World's top firms cause $2.2tn of environmental da...
- Chemicals In Toys, Furniture May Face Tighter Stan...
- UQ scholarship student shows Chronic Fatigue is no...
- Electroshocker: A Prevention Special Report
- Audiologic disturbances in long-term mobile phone ...
- MN Lyme Patients have Reason for Hope as Lyme Bill...
- Bill calls for cell phone radiation disclosure
- Former nurse protests
- Parent says 'nobody took us seriously' regarding m...
- Chemicals suspected in breast cancer, US experts w...
- Electric polarization and the viability of living ...
- Test Post Blog
- The Program on Reproductive Health and the Environ...
- North Oakland Charter School fights cell phone tower
- Fundy lobster deaths blamed on pesticide
- Are Cell Phone Antennas on Apartment Buildings Safe?
- Toxic chemical release forces Pasadena residents t...
- Helping them Deal
- Adolescent Offspring of Mothers With Chronic Fatig...
- Responses to odors in occupational environments.
- Report on Marines' water omitted cancer chemical
- Final Rule Reduces Air Toxics from Existing Statio...
- French Beekeepers Warn of Losses Because of New Ba...
- German wide cross sectional survey on health impac...
- Functional impairment in chronic fatigue syndrome,...
- Getting the lead out: Rule targets Illinois' top c...
- Westford artist uses recycled material
- Responses to odors in occupational environments.
- Glaxo to Remove Zinc From Denture Cream
- 1 in 3 likely to get asthma, study says
- Chronic health conditions increasing in children, ...
- Air Canada proposes nut-free buffer zones on flights
- Human Testing at Heart of Debate Over U.S. Toxics Law
- Can chemicals in food make you fat?
- Not exactly a ringing endorsement
- Human Testing at Heart of Debate Over U.S. Toxics Law
- Study: Chemicals, pollutants found in newborns
- Breast Cancer Fears Grow Around Household Cleaners
- Anger fuels water-fluoridation debate in Watsonville
- Pesticide exposure, family history raise risk of p...
- A Wake Up Story
- Developmental delay in brain provides clue to sens...
- Headache may linger years later in people exposed ...
- Why McGill is dispensing with hand sanitizers
- Underactive thyroid linked to pesticide exposure
- Electromagnetic Radiation Awareness Month Event Pl...
- Toxicologists say methyl iodide poses health risks
- Woman is bedridden in the dark with ME for 14 years
- Making Sense of Scent Issues at Work
- I-Team: What's in Your Walls?
- Organic flowers for Valentine's Day? Why some shop...
- Environmentalists urge pesticide study
- Study: Bay Area girls have higher chemical levels ...
- Ill workers blame mold in building
- Finally, Good-Looking Non-Toxic Paint?
- Study finds number of toxic chemicals in people
- Woman's death after chemical spill leads to search...
- Passenger finds herself perfuma non grata on bus
- Family loses 2nd child in suspected pesticide pois...
- Weed killer atrazine may be linked to birth defect
- One-woman fight for pesticide ban
- Killer pesticide? Layton girl dies, toddler sister...
- US Senate Investigates Chemicals in People
- Girl killed by lethal rodent chemical that seeped ...
- ASHRAE Receives NIST Grant to Study IAQ in Retail ...
- Lyme disease: 'I knew whatever was troubling me wa...
- Carcinogens Form from Third-Hand Smoke
- Toilet paper is major emitter of bisphenol-A
- POLICE RADIOS BLAMED FOR PC'S CANCER DEATH
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