cam a22 4500 551325771 CHVBK 20200520062130.0 m | d cr || |||||||| 160415s2017 sz o 00 0|eng d (VAUD)991021206692602852 (EXLNZ-41BCULAUSA_NETWORK)991023530421702851 RNV vdist- sz ch-vd Graczyk Halszka aut Occupational exposures to plant protection products and associated health effects in agricultural workers state of the evidence : submitted to State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) the funding agency by Halshka Graczyk, Aurélie Berthet, Nancy B. Hopf ; Institute for Work and Health [Lausanne] [éditeur non identifié] 2017 66 p. ill. txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Ressource en ligne consultée le 11.12.2018 [Contents] 1. Introduction. - Occupational exposure to PPPs. - Understanding the epidemiological evidence. - The state of epidemiology in regulatory risk assessment. - Objective. - 2. Methodology and Rationale. - Stage 1: The Situation in Switzerland. - Stage 2: Broad literature review. - Stage 3: Review of Key Systematic Reviews. - Stage 4: Review of Agricultural cohorts. - Stage 5: Focus on Parkinson's disease. - 3. Results. - Situation in Switzerland. - Broad literature search. - Summary of systematic reviews (EFSA and INSERM). - Summary of Agricultural Cohort Studies. - Focus on Parkinson's disease. - 4. Conclusions and recommendations Occupational Exposure adverse effects adverse effects Occupational Exposure statistics & numerical data statistics & numerical data Pesticides adverse effects adverse effects Switzerland Berthet Aurélie Hopf Nancy B. Université de Lausanne Institut romand de santé au travail Suisse Secrétariat d'Etat à l'économie Texte intégral http://www.i-s-t.ch/fileadmin/documents/Images/Actus/SECO_Module2_Rapport_final_2018-04-16.pdf BK020053 XK020053 XK020000 s1me rnv VAUD iumsp iumsp - - VAUD 100 1- Graczyk Halszka aut VAUD 700 1- Berthet Aurélie VAUD 700 1- Hopf Nancy B. VAUD 710 2- Université de Lausanne Institut romand de santé au travail VAUD 710 1- Suisse Secrétariat d'Etat à l'économie VAUD 856 41 Texte intégral http://www.i-s-t.ch/fileadmin/documents/Images/Actus/SECO_Module2_Rapport_final_2018-04-16.pdf