Are There Differences Between Humans and Animals with Roundup Exposure?
Yes, there are noted differences between the hazardous human and animal exposures of Roundup, in that Roundup and the active ingredient glyphosate can cause cancers in living beings. We focus primarily on human encounters with Roundup, because these exposures can cause detrimental effects and cancers on the human body. But animals can be affected by Roundup as well, and although we prefer that no living being is injured by Roundup, we focus exclusively on humans for the purposes of lawsuits on these claims.
Why Is Roundup Used as a Herbicide If It Is Constantly Considered “Unsafe” to Use?