The CHAMACOS study has revealed several important findings:
Neurodevelopmental Effects: Exposure to pesticides during pregnancy has been linked to developmental delays, reduced IQ, and increased risk of behavioral problems in children. Respiratory Health: Children exposed to higher levels of pesticides have shown increased incidence of respiratory issues, including asthma. Endocrine Disruptors: The study has highlighted the role of pesticides as endocrine disruptors, affecting growth and developmental hormones.