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Preview: ... gh doses, and some are highly reactive to relatively low doses.<br>o Children and individuals with low body mass can be more reactive to low doses.<br>Exposure: <br>o Uneducated people face the risk of close exposure if they do not follow safety precautions.<br>o Uninformed people face the risk of close exposure if they are not aware of the aerial spraying. <br>o As the chemical will be spread on air, most resident will have the exposure by inhalation of the mist formed from the applied insecticide.<br>o Some people are at the risk of eating or handling food contaminated with Malathion.<br>o Unavoidable exposure to residues of Malathion is predicted as some residents are needed to go back to their work or normal activities and can have dermal contact with contaminated plants or by ingestion of water or food borne residues.<br>Risk Characterization: <br>o People particularly the poor and uneducated who will not follow safety precautions are at risk of developing adverse effect.<br>o Uninformed people who might not know of the aerial spraying are at very high risk of developing adverse effect, the worst is the possibility of death if at close exposure.<br>o Ill-informed people are at high risk of developing adverse effect or worsening of their condition.<br>o Uninformed or uneducated could handle or eat matter that contains pesticide residues which can cause related illness.<br>o Any resident is at a risk of developing any unknown long term effects and risks. <br><br><br><br>Malathion Application as Mosquito Control<br>The increasing health hazard caused by mosquitoes with the spread of West Nile Virus (WNV) is a great burden faced by the city of Genericville of America. An increasing number of residents afflicted with the virus carried by mosquitoes are a high concern. With a reported fatality, action on eradicating the mosquitoes is initiated to reduce the illness caused by mosquitoes. Aerial ...
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Preview: ... probability and potential level of human exposure needs to be evaluated. It is very helpful to also know the possible adverse effects Malathion may cause in humans.<br>The environment in the area of the Malathion application will also be affected in some way. It is unlikely the Malathion will have any positive effects, so the focus will be on the negative effects. Toxic solutions can also make their ways to areas that are far from the original point of introduction into the environment; this is called “environmental mobility.” <br>Another risk to Genericville concerning Malathion application is the loss of tourism. It has been argued that because Genericville has a high rate of WNV infection, tourists will not visit the city without the Malathion application. <br>Once the potential hazards have been identified, the next step is Dose-Response Assessment. Opponents to the application of Malathion estimate ninety cases of Malathion-related illnesses, with as many as four of those cases being fatal. Those who are in favor of Malathion application estimate that without Malathion, WNV could infect up to fifty and claim two lives. Malathion application could destroy 90% of the mosquito infestation, thereby causing the number of WNV infections to dwindle to five, with a 20% chance of each case being fatal. <br>The Exposure Assessment is the next step in risk analysis. It must be determined to what extent huma ...
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