The Centre for Pesticide Suicide Prevention | CPSP https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Myanmar and Telangana Take Action to Restrict Highly Hazardous Pesticides Website accessibility Clearing the air:  Can we finally remove toxic pesticides?  Now is the time to act. CPSP marks World Health Day 2026 with launch of new film trailer – Saving Lives CPSP in the News Heshani Sothiraj Eddleston From Biosafety to Pesticide Prevention: A Regulator’s Journey to Protect Public Health Dr Sandhya Kranthi Dr Leah Utyasheva Dr Francesca Mancini Dr Hellen Mbaya Heshani Sothiraj-Eddleston Dr Yin-Hui Leong Beatrice Grenier CPSP celebrates International Women’s Day CPSP releases its 2025 Annual Report Heshani Sothiraj-Eddleston Satya Pilla Dr Keith Tyrell Annual Report 2025 Annual Reports Our People Useful resources A winter gathering to rethink real farming Reflecting on three decades of work to prevent deaths from pesticide self-poisoning Mounika Bhukya Poison in a bottle: How a contaminated cough syrup in Madhya Pradesh killed children and why the world should be outraged Contact Us Trends of poisoning types in Sri Lanka: descriptive analysis of hospital admissions data 2004–2019 Paraquat at 63 – the story of a controversial herbicide and its regulations: It is time to put people and public health first when regulating paraquat. Ban on highly hazardous pesticides: Minimising suicide cases due to ingestion in Nepal Assessment of Unintentional Acute Pesticide Poisoning (UAPP) Amongst Cotton Farmers in Tanzania Current pesticide suicide surveillance methods used across the African continent: a scoping review Breaking the Silence: Introducing a Series of Blogs on Stigma, Grief, and Suicide in Kenya Part 3 of 5: Different Stories, Same Silence: Reflections on Generations, Gender and Suicide Part 5 of 5: Suicide, Grief, Stigma and Shame: The inadvertent role religion plays within communities Part 4 of 5: How families, social media, and health systems shape suicide in Kenya. Part 2 of 5: The Power of Compassionate Storytelling and Safe Spaces for Change and Healing Reflections from Uruguay: Pesticide suicide prevention and progress on the Global Alliance on Highly Hazardous Pesticides. Statement delivered by the CPSP and CEJAD at the Open-Ended Working Group, Global Framework on Chemicals, Uruguay Part 1 of 5: Learning to open up: A personal journey through suicide and grief in Kenya Post Event: CPSP launches A.T.M – Any Time Money, a film on Natural Farming and the future of food. New study highlights global efforts to regulate deadly pesticide How the pesticide industry influences science and policy and why it matters for public health Human Rights Perspective on Pesticide Exposure and Poisoning in Children: A Case Study of India Upcoming World Premiere: CPSP to launch A.T.M – Any Time Money, a film on Natural Farming and the future of food. What our review tells us about pesticide bans and why they work University of Edinburgh’s success in tackling major cause of global suicide recognised with £6.5 million donation India’s opposition to Chlorpyrifos ban undermines global health commitments. main_backup