Finally, a study using data from the U.S.–Canada Children’s Oncology Group (COG) showed a marginally significant association between residential exposure to parental insecticide use and the use of professional lawn/landscape services and unilateral retinoblastoma (99 cases, OR 2.8; 1.1–6.7 and OR 2.8; 1.0–8.2, respectively) [ 64 ].
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The estimate for paternal exposure to any one of the many exposure possibilities did not reach statistical significance after covariate adjustment.