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Links to external resources are provided as a public service and do not imply endorsement by the Washington State Department of Health.

Publication Description Format
Acute Pesticide-Related Illness Among Emergency Responders, 1993-2002.  Article published in American Journal of Industrial Medicine.
Emergency responders are among the first to arrive at a pesticide-related emergency event. Magnitude, severity and risk factor information on acute pesticide poisoning among those workers is needed.

Calvert GM, Barnett M, Mehler LN, Becker A, Das R, Beckman J, Male D, Sievert J, Thomsen C, Morrissey B.  Am J Ind Med 2006; 49:383-393.

NIOSH Web page with this article.
Acute Organophosphate Poisonings in Washington Apple Orchards. Article.  Occupational poisonings with the pesticide mevinphos (Phosdrin) in Washington State. 
Authors:  Skeers VM, Morrissey B.  J.
Environ. Health 1995; 58 (2): 18-23.  Posted, with permission from the Journal of Environmental Health, a publication of the National Environmental Health Association (www.neha.org). Copyright 1995. 
  Acute Organophosphate Poisonings in Washington State Apple Orchards -  in PDF
Bug Bombs: Overkill Can Be Dangerous   Brochure:  Safety tips on the use of total release foggers (bug bombs) in your home. Bug Bomb brochure on the Health Education Resource Exchange (H.E.R.E)
European Gypsy Moth Fact Sheet  

What is the European Gypsy Moth? -  in PDF

Improving Data Quality in Pesticide Illness Surveillance A DOH study on enhancing the quality of pesticide illness and incident data.  06 / 2004  
Improving Data Quality in Pesticide Illness Surveillance
 
4.5 MB
Lindane Fact Sheet Fact sheet about lindane, which is the active ingredient in some lice shampoos.  Lindane is no longer available without a prescription.

Lindane Fact Sheet - in Word
355 kb

Lindane Fact Sheet - in PDF
 
79 kb
Pesticide Illnesses in Schools Website and fact sheets.
 
Website on Pesticide Illnesses in Schools

Protect Yourself Against Pesticides!

Poster.  Tips for staying safe if you're working with pesticides.   07 / 2005.

In English

Protect Yourself Against Pesticides - English - in Word (122 kb)
English
(122 kb)

Protect Yourself Against Pesticides - English - in PDF (67 kb)
English
(67 kb)

  Espanol (Spanish) Protect Yourself Against Pesticides - Spanish - in Word (135 kb)
Spanish
(135 kb)
Protect Yourself Against Pesticides - Spanish - in PDF (68 kb)
Spanish
(68 kb) 
Suspected Pesticide-related Illness is a Notifiable Condition Small poster.
The same poster has both English and Spanish.

Fall 2005

Suspected Pesticide-related Illness is a Notifiable Condition - English and Spanish - in Word
134 kb
Suspected Pesticide-related Illness is a Notifiable Condition - English and Spanish - in PDF
1.1 MB
UPEST (Urban Pesticide Education Strategy Team), Designed to help schools adopt integrated pest management (IPM) strategies for landscape and indoor pest problems in Washington State.  Website on UPEST (Urban Pesticide Education Strategy Team)

 

 

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