2022
DOI: 10.1684/ers.2021.1615
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Pesticides and neurodevelopment in children

Abstract: L'exposition aux pesticides a été associée aux effets néfastes sur le neurodéveloppement des enfants de populations travaillant ou vivant dans des zones agricoles. Dans les études longitudinales récentes menées en zone rurale et urbaine, l'évaluation de l'exposition par la mesure de biomarqueurs urinaires et sanguins chez les enfants et les mères pendant la grossesse permet d'associer les effets à une famille chimique ou un pesticide particulier. L'exposition aux insecticides persistants organochlorés comme le… Show more

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“…Higher levels of prenatal DDT exposure in particular are negatively associated with information processing speed, a possible risk factor for attention and learning problems in children [ 228 ]. The fine motor development of boys in Guadeloupe exposed to chlordecone, a permanent OCP formerly used in banana plantations, in utero was adversely affected [ 229 ]. Eskenazi et al [ 194 ] reported that prenatal exposure to DDT and DDE was associated with decreased cognitive development in 12- to 24-month-old infants and impaired psychomotor development in 6- to 12-month-old infants.…”
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“…Higher levels of prenatal DDT exposure in particular are negatively associated with information processing speed, a possible risk factor for attention and learning problems in children [ 228 ]. The fine motor development of boys in Guadeloupe exposed to chlordecone, a permanent OCP formerly used in banana plantations, in utero was adversely affected [ 229 ]. Eskenazi et al [ 194 ] reported that prenatal exposure to DDT and DDE was associated with decreased cognitive development in 12- to 24-month-old infants and impaired psychomotor development in 6- to 12-month-old infants.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One study reported that DDE exposure negatively affected infant attention skills within the first 5 days after birth [ 231 ]. Additionally, prenatal exposure to OCPs such as DDT and DDE has been associated with developmental delays and a greater risk of ASD onset [ 229 ]. A Finnish prenatal study of autism and ASD determined that high maternal serum DDE levels correlated with ASD symptoms in infants [ 232 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
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