Canadian suspends two drugs after small amounts of arsenic is found

The Sale of two drugs that have been used on chickens for decades has been suspended by Health Canada, after small amounts of inorganic arsenic showed up in some chickens. Health Canada says there is no danger to the public, but they warned that action is needed to protect the public. The Drug known as roxarsone, (3-Nitro-20 and Super Nitro-12) has been used for years to combat parasites in chickens. Read more ...

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