Fish on drugs: cocktail of medications is ‘contaminating ocean food chain’

Salomé Gómez-Upegui from the Guardian writes: “Though most contamination is screened out at sewage treatment plants, it’s very hard to remove some of these pharmaceuticals from the water,” Silverstein says. Read the entire article here.

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Salomé Gómez-Upegui from the Guardian writes: “Though most contamination is screened out at sewage treatment plants, it’s very hard to remove some of these pharmaceuticals from the water,” Silverstein says. Read the entire article here.

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