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Jul 19, 2018

Monsanto scientist denies Roundup cancer link in trial

A Monsanto scientist testifying in court tried to rebut a dying groundskeeper's allegation that he failed to tell him whether the company's Roundup weed killer had caused widespread skin rashes.

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