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Is there evidence that it is carcinogenic when used incorrectly? If there were, I could see a scenario where incorrect usage was so likely or unavoidable that
by harimau777 7y ago
Is there evidence that it is carcinogenic when used incorrectly?
If there were, I could see a scenario where incorrect usage was so likely or unavoidable that it becomes negligence on Bayer's part.
I don't know if that's the case here; however.
- klmr 7y agoNo direct evidence as far as I know (definitely none for glyphosate, possibly for Roundup) but that’s why Monsanto/Bayer publishes precise usage instructions, and such risk would be based on dosage and wearing of appropriate PPE (= e.g. gloves). In other words: Any risk would be hardly unavoidable.
- lordlimecat 7y agoIf you drank it I imagine all bets are off but I can't imagine there are many of those studies nor is it relevant to the case. The question here is whether Bayer /Monsanto knowingly used a carcinogen that nearly every health org says is not a carcinogen.