Disease and Pest Control Exposure (e.g., distribution of heavy DDT pesticides): Do follow-ups of distributing an elevated amount of DDT inside rental units murder a rent paying contract binding tenant by absorption of heavy pesticides into food products (i.e., canned goods stored inside appliances, cooking pots wrapped in plastic bags, cereal boxes, spaghetti boxes or bags (plastic or paper), refrigerator items such as unopened new gallons of orange juice, bottled water, toothpaste tubes, boxed Cheez-It crackers after 2, 4, 6, 8 hours of isolation during a ‘routine’ pest control event (recently scheduled every 2 months) observed or assumed exists for discovering to compare and contrast the risk associations by death incidents occurring inside different units after exposure?
Author of cohort study observation assessment:
Rachel Lynne Ostorga Sakhi
