Pesticide Exposure May Contribute to ADHD, Study Finds

This weeks article is about how the use of pesticide in places like gardens may increase the risk of ADHD on children. ADHD is Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. As study made by the journal of pediatric show that he children with ADHD have a certain percentage of pesticide on their pee. This fact was only known in animals until now it was discovered that it affects children too. So children get affected by pesticide because of something they have in it called organophosphates. Our opinion is that this is a really alarming information but this might help us a lot for our health and research. Now parents who are concern about their children know that they cannot be close to pesticide. Also we as children now know we shouldn't be close to pesticides. It definitely affect us because we are children and we want to be healthy.
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"Pesticide Exposure May Contribute to ADHD, Study Finds." Science Daily: News & Articles in Science, Health, Environment & Technology. 17 May 2010. Web. 17 May 2010. . Theme: Health