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Introdução: para uma proteção adequada da saúde humana, especialmente em populações de gestantes e crianças vulneráveis, é necessário estimar com precisão os riscos nos efeitos na saúde da exposição ao pesticida. Objetivo: identificar por meio de artigos selecionados em pesquisa eletrônica nas bases de dados PubMed y Science Direct
que relacionaram os efeitos dos pesticidas com problemas na saúde das mulheres gravidas e seus recém-nascidos. Método: Nesta revisão, foram caracterizados estudos epidemiológicos que avaliam os efeitos na saúde pela
exposição aos pesticidas, especialmente organofosforados (OPs) e organoclorados (OCs). Também analisasse estudos nos quais são realizadas avaliações de exposição em gestantes que moram em áreas agrícolas, homens com exposição ocupacional, crianças nascidas e residentes nas áreas onde são utilizados agrotóxicos; estudos associados
ao uso de agrotóxicos com anormalidades citogenéticas em recém-nascidos, danos ao DNA e efeitos adversos ao nascer pela exposição aos pesticidas. Resultados: Os resultados dos estudos forneceram evidências para sustentar a hipótese de que a exposição a agrotóxicos está negativamente associada aos efeitos na qualidade de vida de crianças cujos pais estão expostos aos agrotóxicos, uma vez que as crianças estão expostas a diferentes níveis de agrotóxicos durante a
gravidez, nascimento e crescimento. Conclusão: A validade dos estudos revisados epidemiológicos y científicos é
fortemente reforçada pela avaliação da exposição com base na quantificação dos biomarcadores moleculares.
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