Pharmaceuticals in our waterways affect wildlife. This researcher says it's a big problem

Muzammil Hussain June 20, 2024

A woman in green waterproof pants and boots stands in a shallow river. She reaches into a small net to grab a specimen thats held within it, which she pulled from the river.

Anti-anxiety medication and birth control pills might help humans who rely on them, but they’re harming our wildlife. Researchers say greener meds could help.

Anti-anxiety medication and birth control pills might help humans who rely on them, but they’re harming our wildlife. Researchers say greener meds could help. A woman in green waterproof pants and boots stands in a shallow river. She reaches into a small net to grab a specimen thats held within it, which she pulled from the river.

Anti-anxiety medication and birth control pills might help humans who rely on them, but they’re harming our wildlife. Researchers say greener meds could help.

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