DDT is a toxic for many organisms.
No, DDT is used against mosquitoes which are vectors of malaria.
Sicknesses from DDT are an area of contention between the "No problem!" side and the "Doom!" side. Studies have yielded conflicting results which cannot be resolved at this level of involvement.There is always some discussion on the balance of impacts. The incidence of malaria prevented by DDT may be sufficiently "good" to out weigh the problems. Luckily this question does not request any discussion of the ethics of DDT use.Direct Toxic Effects* The US National Toxicological Program rates DDT as"moderately toxic"* WHO rates it as "moderately hazardous"* It is not considered to be acutely toxic by any agency. == * Occupational exposure to DDT has been tied to some nerve and brain problems in retired DDT production workers * Farmers exposed to DDT (long term) develop an increased rate of non-allergic asthma * Some studies indicate a link to diabetes Cancer * The United States National Toxicology program and the International Agency for Research on Cancer feel DDT and related chemicals may be a carcinogen due to the configuration of the molecules. The potential cancers include pancreatic cancer and liver cancer. Other studies are looking at testicular cancer and non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. * The whole question of the impact of DDT on breast cancer is under study. It may be very dependent on the age at which exposure occurs or tied to specific DDT isomers. Other Medical Problems Some DDT isomers and its metabolites are similar to estrogen and can cause problems. These types of compounds may affect reproductive success, fetal health and sexual health.
It causes breast cancer for women. It is a poison that we should not have been eating.
DDT was used in the 1940's. While my dad was stationed in the Philippines in WW2 they were sprayed with it keep the mosquitoes off of the troops. It has been found to cause cancer and to kill or produce deformed animals. Things like Eagle eggs have shown up with DDT and breaking because the shell was too thin.
DDT is a very strong insecticide with the chemical formula dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane, C14H9Cl5. But unfortunately DDT is dangerous for many living beings including humans.
DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane) is an insecticide. Its most known usage is killing mosquitoes that carry malaria. However, there are resistant mosquitoes, and DDT has some severe health and environmental risks, and thus its usage is highly restricted.
No, Powerade does not cause cancer.
One major chemical used in pest control is DDT. DDT can be especially harmful, because it kills organisms, which harms the food chain. DDT can also harm our crops, and cause unwanted side effects in consumers.
no it cannot cause a cancer
No they don't cause cancer.
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