A cognitive decline, particularly Alzheimer’s disease, is becoming an increasing concern in modern societies. Research is continuously uncovering new connections between environmental factors and neurodegenerative diseases. Studies conducted in recent decades have particularly examined the effects of the work environment and the materials used there, as workplace exposure can pose health risks in many cases. Exposure to pesticides is a particularly important topic, as these substances are widely used in agriculture and are an essential part of pest management practices. The growing body of evidence suggests that agricultural workers who regularly come into contact with these chemicals are at an increased risk of various forms of cognitive decline. The aim…