This study was conducted in 80 Japanese healthy adult males with a 4-week residential, controlled, open-label, parallel group design.
Pyrethroids are now the most commonly used pesticides for residential pest control and public health purposes (including control of vector-borne diseases) [ 8], and are also increasingly used in agriculture [ 9, 10], with U.S. biomonitoring studies confirming widespread exposure to one or more pyrethroids [ 11].
Collectively, these findings indicate that the mix of pesticides being used for residential pest control has changed and that pyrethroids are replacing the organophosphorus insecticides for residential pest control among this cohort.
Our objectives were to determine whether the mix of active ingredients contained in insecticide formulations for residential pest control is changing over time and whether the use of per-methrin and PBO for residential pest control has increased after the U.S. EPA restrictions on residential applications of chlorpyrifos and diazinon.
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Pyrethroids, the main class of insecticides now used in residential pest control products, are linked in recent studies to similar developmental issues in children.
