This paper discusses how concepts of pesticide ‘misuse’ and ‘safe’ use are exploited by powerful social actors to apportion blame for pesticide harms to the user. It suggests a human rights-based approach to mitigating the risks associated with pesticide use
A study demonstrating that identifying the specific compound is possible in most pesticide poisoning patients through careful history taking and examination of the pesticide bottle.
The protocol for the CCBOC study. This large-scale clinical trial in Bangladesh is exploring the effectiveness of calcium channel blocking medicines (CCB) for patients with organophosphorus or carbamate poisoning.
This policy brief examines the existing law and policy framework in India. It outlines the powers of the states to reduce pesticide-related harms. ...
A commentary exploring why bans on highly hazardous pesticides are particularly effective in saving the lives of young females in low and middle-income countries.
An investigation of the difference between individuals who directly purchase pesticides from shops for suicide attempts and suicide deaths versus those who access pesticides from an individual’s house or nearby environment.
A commentary exploring the harmful relationship between alcohol and pesticide self-poisoning.
A study to examine the impact of farm diversification and other sustainability practices on pesticide use by rice farmers in the Philippines.
An investigation into the national impact of pesticide regulations on suicide rates in China.
An examination of agronomic and pest management responses to flower strips among farmers in Vietnam.