Aerial spraying to kill mosquitoes linked to 25% increase in autism, finds shock study by American Academy of Pediatrics
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<p>‘Aerial sprayi g of pestici es to kill mosq itoes, may be li ke to a i crease i a tism spectr m isor er a evelopme t elays i chil re , accor i g to a st y prese te at the Pe iatric Aca emic Societies o Sat r ay, April 30.</p>
<p>While health a thorities have i creasi gly e co rage pestici e sprayi g to combat mosq itoes carryi g a birth efect-i ci g vir s, ew research s ggests that the chemical applicatio may act ally be ca si g birth efects.</p>
<p>Scie tists reache their fi i gs after they observe a 25 perce t i crease i a tism a evelopme tal isor ers amo g chil re livi g i areas where aerial sprayi g for mosq itoes has bee se si ce 2003, accor i g to the st y, title “Aerial Pestici e Expos re I creases the Risk of Developme tal Delay a A tism Spectr m Disor er.”‘</p>
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