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Question: Among children exposed to indoor or outdoor residential pesticides, what is the risk of developing childhood cancer?
Question type: Prognosis
Study design: Meta-analysis
Investigators from Harvard conducted a meta-analysis to examine the relationship between exposure to indoor or outdoor residential insecticides or herbicides and the development of childhood cancer. Case-control studies published in English before 2014 were included in the review if they assessed specific nonoccupational pesticide exposure in age-, gender-, and region-matched case (those with childhood cancer) and control (those without childhood cancer) children. Data extracted from studies included exposure location, study period, study population and control characteristics, exposure assessment method, and cancer …
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