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Background
Because of persistent concerns over the association between pesticides and spina bifida, we examined the role of paternal and combined parental occupational pesticide exposures in spina bifida in offspring using data from a large population‐based study of birth defects.
Methods
Occupational information from fathers of 291 spina bifida cases and 2745 unaffected live born control infants...
BackgroundWe examined associations of birth defects with residential proximity to commercial agricultural pesticide applications in California. Subjects included 367 cases representing five types of birth defects and 785 nonmalformed controls born 1997 to 2006.
MethodsAssociations with any versus no exposure to physicochemical groups of pesticides and specific chemicals were assessed using logistic...
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