The drugs we take end up in rivers, where they affect the entire ecosystem
The drugs we take are reaching natural ecosystems, and moving up the food chain.
The drugs we take are reaching natural ecosystems, and moving up the food chain.
Congress was not happy with Bresch's or the FDA's answers.
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