What Epidemiological Methods are Used to Study Pesticide Residues?
Epidemiologists use several methods to study the impacts of pesticide residues, including cohort studies, case-control studies, and cross-sectional studies. These methods help to establish associations between exposure to pesticide residues and health outcomes. Biomonitoring, which involves measuring pesticide levels in biological samples like blood or urine, is also commonly used to assess exposure levels in individuals.
