In 1980, two children and 29 crew members aboard a grain freighter became ill. They had been exposed to phosphine—a chemical used in fumigation to kill pests in and on grain—for four days.
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Phosphine is a widely used fumigant for controlling pests in stored products, but resistance to this chemical has become a significant concern among various insect species. As resistance develops ...
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An untimely tragedy took the lives of two foreign women this week after they started vomiting, experienced nausea and ...