Journal article
Prenatal Organophosphate Exposure and Autism-Related Traits in Children
JAMA pediatrics
24 Aug 2026
PMID: 42636007
Abstract
This cohort study among the ECHO cohort examines the association between prenatal organophosphate pesticides exposure and autism-related traits in childhood and assesses potential differences in the association by child sex and maternal diet.
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- Title
- Prenatal Organophosphate Exposure and Autism-Related Traits in Children
- Creators
- Haleigh M. Cavalier - NYU Langone HealthHeather E. Volk - Johns Hopkins UniversityApollo Kivumbi - Drexel UniversityMengling Liu - NYU Langone HealthKristen Lyall - Drexel UniversityYelena Afanasyeva - NYU Langone HealthYu Chen - NYU Langone HealthYuyan Wang - NYU Langone HealthKurunthachalam Kannan - New York State Department of HealthZhongmin Li - New York State Department of HealthAllison R. Sherris - University of WashingtonLisa A. Croen - Kaiser PermanenteRebecca J. Schmidt - University of California, DavisDeborah H. Bennett - University of California, DavisJennifer L. Ames - Kaiser PermanenteCarrie V. Breton - University of Southern CaliforniaAmanda V. Bakian - University of UtahTheresa M. Bastain - University of Southern CaliforniaNicole B. Alkhouri - Michigan State UniversityStephanie M. Eick - Emory UniversityJaclyn M. Goodrich - University of MichiganSusan L. Schantz - University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignThomas G. O’Connor - University of RochesterMargaret R. Karagas - Dartmouth CollegeJulie B. Herbstman - Columbia UniversityLeonardo Trasande - NYU Langone HealthAkhgar Ghassabian - NYU Langone HealthECHO Cohort Consortium
- Publication Details
- JAMA pediatrics
- Publisher
- JAMA Network
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- Epidemiology and Biostatistics; A.J. Drexel Autism Institute
- Other Identifier
- 991022203459404721