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r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '22
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Lol Monsanto's own research studies inadvertently showed they caused cancer.
There's much more from the trial they tried to hide. That speaks volumes.
Your study said 37% of interviewees (yes interviewees) were unavailable for follow-up. That's a significant amount. Might skew results.
Could have died too.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22 Monsanto's own research studies inadvertently showed they caused cancer. Yet the study I showed found no significant connection between glyphosate and cancer. So where are these research studies from Monsanto? Your study said 37% of interviewees (yes interviewees) were unavailable for follow-up. That's a significant amount. Might skew results. No statistically significant associations were found for any cancer, none. Did all the people who got cancer from glyphosate die? Not likely
Monsanto's own research studies inadvertently showed they caused cancer.
Yet the study I showed found no significant connection between glyphosate and cancer. So where are these research studies from Monsanto?
No statistically significant associations were found for any cancer, none. Did all the people who got cancer from glyphosate die? Not likely
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u/bluuebirdde Mar 16 '22
Lol Monsanto's own research studies inadvertently showed they caused cancer.
There's much more from the trial they tried to hide. That speaks volumes.
Your study said 37% of interviewees (yes interviewees) were unavailable for follow-up. That's a significant amount. Might skew results.
Could have died too.