Last month, a working group of the International Agency for the Research on Cancer (IARC) met over the course of seven days to evaluate 2,4-D herbicide. Some of IARC’s conclusions align with the conclusions of the U.S. EPA and more than 90 other regulators, which is that the weight of evidence demonstrates “inadequate evidence of carcinogenicity” in humans.
2,4-D not likely to cause cancer: Studies
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