Common insecticides have been linked in studies to neurodevelopmental disorders.

Published Date: 26 Apr 2023

According to a recent study from The University of Toledo, even at levels that are currently recognized, early exposure to the common class of insecticides known as pyrethroids may increase the risk of autism and other developmental disorders.

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