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What do you mean by "severe effects" and how are you sure they haven't shown up in force? Let's say the incidence rate of certain types of cancer triples. You
by cool_dude85 4y ago
What do you mean by "severe effects" and how are you sure they haven't shown up in force?
Let's say the incidence rate of certain types of cancer triples. You still might never meet someone with one of these types of cancer, and you might not even know if you did whether their cancer was caused by glyphosate.
But still sounds like a severe effect to me if you're the guy with cancer, right?
- astrostl 4y agoI'm most directly referring to the implication in the article: cancer. It wouldn't surprise me if it tripled the odds of rare cancer, but even taking this claim at face value triple a tiny amount is still a tiny amount. And I do believe I'd still think of it that way if I happened to roll snake eyes.