New York State Pesticide Poisoning Registry
Introduction
Suspected and confirmed pesticide poisonings are reported to the Pesticide Poisoning Registry from a variety of sources throughout New York State. Many of these illnesses, injuries, and poisonings are preventable. The Pesticide Poisoning Registry identifies where, to whom, and why these poisonings occur. The goals of the program are to:
- investigate and intervene in any situation with a continued risk of pesticide poisoning
- develop and implement interventions that will reduce the risk of pesticide poisoning
- monitor the acute health effects of pesticide exposures
- increase the medical community's awareness about the possible adverse health effects from pesticide exposure
Resources for Physicians
- Information on the Pesticide Poisoning Registry:
- Recognition & Management of Pesticide Poisoning
- Exposure History Form
- Skin Exposures & Effects
- National Strategies For Health Care Providers: Pesticides Initiative
Resources for All New Yorkers
- Reducing Pesticide Exposure
- Reducing Environmental Exposures: The Seven Best Kid-Friendly Practices
- Protecting Children from Pesticide Exposure
- Pest Control
- Insect Repellents & Pesticides
- Dress to Repel
- Bed Bugs
- Ticks & Lyme Disease
- Insect Fogger Hazards
- Healthy Gardening: Tips for New and Experienced Gardeners
- Insect Repellents & Pesticides
- Using Pesticides Safely
- Mosquitoes & Disease
Resources for Pesticide Applicators
- Pesticide Reporting Law
- Pesticide Certification and Business Registration
- Emergency Pesticide Application Notification Exemption Reporting Form
- Emergency Pesticide Application Determinations at Schools and Day Care Centers
- Protecting Greenhouse Workers during Pesticide Applications
- Eye Protection for Farmers
- Pesticide Resources for Workers