monday morning reading - it's going to be a long fall talking to
people about this
"Led by Maryse Bouchard in Montreal, researchers based at the
University of Montreal and Harvard University examined the potential
relationship between ADHD and exposure to certain toxic pesticides
call
Yes, I saw it this morning on NBC Today show.
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/
It was the lead story at both 7 and 8 AM
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/37156010/ns/health-kids_and_parenting/
My thought was that is the end of the OPs
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Mark Longstroth
MSUE Fruit E
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For dir
Since today's ADHD-Organophosphate story was mentioned on Apple
Crop/Virtual Orchard this morning, I wanted to share some information
about it.
As you may have seen in the news clip below, the new study claims that
exposure to certain organophosphate pesticides-specifically found on
frozen bl
I know a lot of folks are politely holding their opinions, but after reading
Nancy's rough critique. I can't help saying, You've got to be kidding me!
One urine sample? An ADHD diagnosis based on a telephone interview? Come
on.
I was skeptical when I read the study involved 1100 kids, and only
I just talked to a strawberry grower who does both pick your own and
wholesale sales to schools and farmers markets. The only spray that he uses
are fungicides and not one insecticide. And blueberries give me a break,
the only thing that eats blueberries are people. Are all these children
ea
