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Epidemiological studies of pesticide exposed individuals and their clinical implications [1]

Epidemiological studies were conducted in pesticide exposed agricultural workers along with an equal number of age- and sex-matched controls. All the 200 exposed volunteers were suffering from fever, nausea, headache and other abnormal symptoms and visited the hospital for general health check-up. These cases
were taken up for more detailed studies. Five (2.5%) showed decrease in RBC, haemoglobin, and increase in WBC with a large number of immature cells. These volunteers were further diagnosed as Philadelphianegative Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML) cases based on clinical and pathological examinations.

Publication Date: 
10/02/2007
Kaiser Jamil [2], G. Prabhavathy Das [3], Abjal Pasha Shaik & et al [4]
Current Science [5]
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Tags:
Pesticides [6], Health Effects [7], Epidemiological Studies [8], Cancer [9], Occupational Health [10], Pesticides And Toxins [11], India [12]
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