Titlebook: DDT: The Insecticide Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane and Its Significance / Das Insektizid Dichlordi; Human and Veterinary W. J. Hayes,S. W

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Introduction of communicable diseases. This can be appreciated by the fact that approximately 30 diseases, some of them the most important in the world, can be directly controlled, either partially or completely, by the use of DDT. These diseases are as follows:

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cardiac-arrest

Fly-Borne Diseases flies were suspected of disseminating enteric infections because of their association with human excrement and filth. The increased prevalence of such diseases as dysentery, diarrhea, and typhoid fever, coincident with the seasonal prevalence of flies, led many to suspect that flies were involved i

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Louse-Borne Diseases has practically world-wide distribution, but has been more prevalent in Europe and Asia than elsewhere. Its prevalence is not restricted to war conditions, but it thrives best in such an environment and has probably destroyed more armies than all of the lethal devices created by man.

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Exposure of Workersture. This is unfortunate because it might be hoped that such information would make it possible to put to better use data already available from animal experiments either on DDT or, especially, on other, newer insecticides.

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macular-edema

Jonathan Stivel Pi?eros-Enciso,Ixent GalpinOur direct knowledge of the toxicity of DDT to man is based on (1) intentional experimental exposure, (2) accidental poisoning, and (3) use experience.