Occupational exposure to pesticides and neurobehavioral outcomes. Impact of different original and recalled exposure measures on the associations.
Samuel FuhrimannWilliam MuellerAggrey AtuhaireRuth MubeeziJohan OhlanderAndrew PoveyIoannis BasinasMartie J A van TongerenKate JonesKaren S GaleaHans KromhoutPublished in: Annals of work exposures and health (2024)
The relation between the different original self-reported glyphosate exposure measures and neurobehavioral test scores appeared to be robust. When based on recalled exposure measures, associations observed with the original exposure measures were no longer present. Therefore, future epidemiological studies on self-reported exposure should critically evaluate the potential bias towards the null in observed exposure-response associations.