Pesticides: hundreds of caregivers denounce the “denial of scientific knowledge”
Many caregivers call on the authorities not to ignore existing scientific expertise concerning “the role of pesticides in the collapse ...
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Pesticides: ever more “eternal pollutants” in European fruits and vegetables
The presence of pesticides containing PFAS substances has increased considerably in recent years in fruits and vegetables consumed in the ...
Read morePFAS: some pesticides are even more harmful than we thought
The NGOs Générations Futures and Pesticide Action Network Europe are warning of the presence of PFAS in many pesticides, making ...
Read moreLymphoblastic leukemia: the more vines, the greater the risk for children
Researchers from the National Institute of Health and Medical Research have just published a study showing a link between pediatric ...
Read moreA third of drinking water in France is contaminated by a pesticide
© ShutterstockHave you ever heard of chlorothalonil? Arrived in France in 1970 and finally banned in 2020, this pesticide (used ...
Read moreMelons recalled due to high pesticide content
© Shutterstock / Oxana DenezhkinaBe careful if you just bought melon for your large summer tables. Certain batches are being ...
Read moreRecall: cucumbers withdrawn from stores due to high pesticide content
© Shutterstock / Brent HofackerIt is not always possible to completely avoid traces of pesticides in food. Thus, the WHO ...
Read morePesticides banned for use in the EU found in jam jars
A new survey conducted by 60 million consumers reveals that some jams sold in supermarkets contain pesticides, including two banned ...
Read moreRecall of winged bull rice: the pesticide identified had been banned for neurotoxicity and genotoxicity
© ShutterstockIf you have to wholegrain basmati rice from the winged bull brand (Lustucru) in your cupboards, check its batch ...
Read moreProduct recall: this popular rice sold throughout France contains too many pesticides
Be careful if you recently bought rice. A batch of wholegrain basmati rice from the Taureau Ailé brand, sold throughout ...
Read moreChlordecone: 4 recommendations to reduce dietary exposure in the West Indies
Chlordecone has not been used in Guadeloupe and Martinique since 1993 but this pesticide, recognized as an endocrine disruptor and ...
Read moreDementia: environmental toxins suspected of increasing cases
Exposure to toxic substances such as microplastics, pesticides and other toxins could play a role in the development of neurological ...
Read moreFall fruits: watch out for pesticides
The Pesticide Action Network (Pan) Europe has sounded the alarm about the increase in fruit contamination by the most dangerous ...
Read moreBanned metam-sodium pesticides
The sale of pesticides containing metam-sodium will be definitively prohibited, following 81 human intoxications in the West.The sale of pesticides ...
Read morePesticides: fetuses exposed to these substances would sleep longer in adolescence
The exposure of pregnant women to pesticides could affect the sleep habits of their children once they are teenagers… But ...
Read morePesticides: after overcoming cancer at 33, Julien Guillard asks for compensation
Justice must decide this Wednesday to know if a former agricultural worker who had blood cancer because of the use ...
Read moreProhibited substances: the French are still exposed to pesticides
In a recent study, Public Health France revealed that pesticides banned in France are still present on our plates and ...
Read morePesticides: chlorpyrifos may play a role in obesity
Banned in European Union countries since 2020, the pesticide chlorpyrifos, pinned as a neurotoxic and endocrine disruptor, would also promote ...
Read moreWorld Parkinson’s Day: “Farmer, I contracted the disease because of cleaning products”
On the occasion of World Parkinson's Awareness Day, Breton farmer Sylvie Chaplain, 59, tells us about her fight against the ...
Read morePesticides: a proven link with leukemia
Heavy exposure to pesticides, primarily insecticides, increases the risk of developing acute myeloid leukemia, a cancer of the bone marrow ...
Read moreCancer: farmers on the front line
Exposure to pesticides, in particular, leads to an increased risk of developing certain cancers among farmers, such as blood, prostate, ...
Read moreDerogation for beets: are neonicotinoids harmful to human health?
After the Assembly, the Senate also voted on the exemptions for the sugar beet sector concerning the use of neonicotinoids. ...
Read moreHow Pesticides Accelerate the Spread of Pests
A study by researchers at UC Berkeley shows that agrochemicals are responsible for increasing the transmission of the schitosome, a ...
Read moreBanned pesticides present in the air
The analysis of the ambient air by three agencies for a year revealed the presence of banned products, some for ...
Read moreChlordecone in the West Indies: how did we get rid of stocks after the ban on the pesticide?
According to a France2 report broadcast on February 27, after the banning of the highly toxic pesticide chlordecone in the ...
Read moreGlyphosate: official tests questioned again
The official evaluation of glyphosate, which had allowed the authorities to conclude that the pesticide had no carcinogenic potential, is ...
Read moreGlyphosate: how to understand urine tests?
Studies conducted on urine samples reveal conflicting results. They should be interpreted with caution. Six thousand “volunteer pissers” have already ...
Read moreFungicides used in agriculture are toxic to humans
In a study, Inserm shows that SDHI fungicides, widely used in agricultural crops, are toxic to humans and the environment. ...
Read moreFor the United States Environmental Protection Agency, glyphosate is not carcinogenic
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has declared that glyphosate is not carcinogenic to humans. A controversial conclusion. According to'US ...
Read morePesticides: justice recognizes the professional origin of Parkinson’s in an arborist
Justice recognized Thursday, April 15 the professional origin of Marcel Geslin's Parkinson's disease. Died last June, the man had worked ...
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