The U. S. has rules to keep pesticides safe, but they might not be doing enough to protect kids. These rules are based on how much a grown-up can handle, not a child. Kids are smaller and grow faster, so they might be more sensitive to these chemicals.

Experts point out that kids can be exposed to 

Kids at Risk: Why US Pesticide Rules Need a Makeover

When it comes to tobacco products, there's more than meets the eye.  Pesticides are often used in tobacco farming.  This means that when people smoke, they might be inhaling more than just tobacco.  The focus here is on organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) in waterpipe tobacco, also known as hookah or s

Pesticides in Tobacco Smoke: What's Really in Your Hookah?

In today’s farming landscape, a popular method to boost crop growth involves the use of neonicotinoids, a type of insecticide. However, these chemicals can have a negative impact on both the environment and human health. To address this concern, scientists have developed an innovative, self-powered 

Kids at Risk: Why US Pesticide Rules Need a Makeover

Pesticides in Tobacco Smoke: What's Really in Your Hookah?

Farmers’ New Weapon: Portable Pesticide Detectors