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Pesticide or Wastewater, Which One is Bigger Culprit for Acute Health Symptoms among Vegetable Growers in Pakistan’s Punjab

Abedullah; Ali, Haseeb; Kouser, Shahzad - International Association of Agricultural Economists - IAAE - 2012

. Vegetable growers in peri-urban areas of developing countries are facing severe problems of acute symptoms, not only because of … acute symptoms but comparison of their coefficients indicates that one litre of pesticide quantity is causing 3 times more …. Although, untreated wastewater is also significantly responsible of acute symptoms and therefore, it should not be ignored. …

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Pesticide Use in Nepal: Understanding Health Costs from Short-term Exposure

Atreya, Kishor - The South Asian Network for Development and …

Occupational health, well researched in developed countries, remains neglected in developing countries. One issue of particular importance is the use of pesticides on farms, which can have both chronic and acute impacts on human health. This paper focuses on acute health impacts associated with...

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