Previous studies have reported that concentrations of agricultural pesticides in carpet dust are higher in residences closer to treated fields and in farm homes (Curwin et al. 2005; Fenske et al. 2002; Harnly et al. 2009; Lu et al. 2000; Obendorf et al. 2006; Simcox et al. 1995; Ward et al. 2006).
Richter and co-workers [ 41] found that children living in houses close to treated farmland may have a greater potential exposure if pesticides drift into residential or other areas in which children are playing.
Secondly, patients with close contact to treating physicians, such as patients receiving palliative care or chronically ill patients, may discuss these issues in person and rely on documentation of their current preferences in patient charts.
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However, a similar study did not find significantly higher urine metabolite levels in children living in close proximity to treated orchards (Fenske et al. 2002).
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It is common in Brazil to move close to the treating hospital, and subjects who moved after diagnosis were not included, as it was logistically infeasible to conduct measurements in the homes in which they lived before diagnosis.
Eliminating those with no offspring, the average number of offspring per male was 21.1 (range 10 28), similar to that from treated males, and the offspring per litter was 10.6 (range 3 15), also close to the treated.
Placebo-based pattern imputation assumes that, after treatment discontinuation, patients who withdraw from enzalutamide will tend to show outcomes closer to placebo-treated patients.
