Journal retracts decades-old study that determined glyphosate, widely used herbicide, as safe

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Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology has retracted a literature review published in 2000 that concluded that glyphosate, a common herbicide used in agriculture and found in products such as Roundup, “does not pose a health risk to humans.” 

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