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Essay heading: Risk Assessment of Malathion
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The proposed program could reduce the mosquito population by 90%, providing the same reduction in risk of WNV. This would mean that the projected number of WNV cases would drop from 50 to five, with less than a 20% chance of a fatality in each of the five cases.
Proponents of this plan presented data from government studies to indicate that long-term environmental risk from Malathion application was unlikely because it degrades to harmless materials rapidly after application (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, 2005, Section 1)... displayed 300 characters
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They argue that exposure to Malathion could be completely controlled by educational programs and precautions. Part of the proposal includes extensive precautions and an awareness campaign to avoid exposure during Malathion applications and to prevent contact with residues for a week after applications... displayed next 300 characters
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