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

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Yang Liu,Alaa Alsaig,Vasu Alagaron some food which itself contains the compound. Although DDT has been added to harvested cereals in order to prevent infestation by insects, the addition of DDT to foods of animal origin has not been advocated.

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Applied Intelligence and Informatics 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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Introductionly observed in experimental animals, and only then to consider the more detailed studies which have been made in the hope of discovering the mode of action. Finally, the practical problems involved in the toxicity of DDT to man and to useful animals will be discussed.

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Pathologyt majority of authors have failed to report changes sufficient to account for death. In fact, the absence of such serious lesions has been specifically pointed out (. and . [425]). The few workers who considered that demonstrated anatomical lesions were sufficient to account for death have been in disagreement regarding the organ involved.

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Protection from Excessive Exposureunder that heading) form the first line of defense against excessive residues and against other misuses as well. In fact, several nations have found it necessary to regulate labeling, but unnecessary to establish tolerances.

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