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Monsanto’s Roundup linked to liver disease, study says

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Animals Monsanto Pesticides Roundup on 12 January 2017 by Team Secretariat

A new study has found that low-dose and long-term exposure to Monsanto’s weed killer Roundup causes liver disease in female rats.

Read the full article on EurActiv website.

Read the study published on nature.com here.

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