Chlorpyrifos gets clean bill of health
18 August 1997 00:00 [Source: ICB]
A review of research into the active ingredient chlorphyrifos in Dursban insecticides has concluded that there is insufficient evidence of it harming human health to warrant further investigation. However, three members of the eight-member review panel recommended further epidemiclogical studies.
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