Roundup is a popular weed killer with glyphosate as the main ingredient. The use of Roundup is highly controversial, and some claim that it can cause harm.

Glyphosate, an herbicide that remains the world’s most ubiquitous weed killer, raises the cancer risk of those exposed to it by 41%, a new analysis says.

Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, has been used to kill weeds for 40 years, according to manufacturer Monsanto. For most of that time, it hasn't been considered dangerous. But that ...

Glyphosate is a synthetic ingredient in many weed killers. Some research suggests a link between glyphosate exposure and increased risk of certain cancers. Glyphosate is a synthetic herbicide and ...

Glyphosate is found in the weed killer Roundup and more than 700 other garden and agricultural products . Conventionally grown and organic oat product samples contained the chemical, a report says.

Lawsuit: Danger from weed killer ingredient is not flagged 04:36. However, it's not certain whether Roundup will ultimately get a warning label. Monsanto, the chemical's maker, has filed an appeal ...

It's in breakfast cereals, gardens and garages, and it might be dangerous. Glyphosate, a chemical that kills weeds, is the most widely used herbicide in the country. It is in over 750 products ...

Agus explained that glyphosate emerged in the 1960s as a pipe cleaner, and then started being used as a weed killer. But in the 1990s, "usage went through the roof." ...

If you've purchased Roundup, HDX or Ace weed and grass killer in recent years, you could be eligible for a multimillion-dollar payout -- but the deadline to file a claim is just days away.

Farmers around the world all need to deal with weeds. The most widely used chemical product they use to kill those unwanted plants is glyphosate, often sold under commercial names like Roundup. In ...

Joshua Cohan of Anapol Weiss. You’ve probably heard about Roundup, the world’s best-selling weed killer. Home improvement stores, big-box retailers, Amazon, and mom and pop shops all sell it ...