User:Skezmoh/Johnson v. Monsanto Co.
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Details on Dewayne “Lee” Johnson in the Context of the Case
Dewayne “Lee” Johnson sprayed hundreds of gallons of RoundUp over the course of his career as a school groundskeeper in Benicia, California. Johnson was not worried about the dangers of RoundUp, but out of an abundance of caution, wore safety equipment when he applied the chemical. On one occasion one of the sprayers he was using broke and he was drenched in RoundUp. [1]He cleaned himself as best he could and did not initially worry about the consequences. After that incident, he began to get rashes and skin irritation.[1] Then, in 2014, Johnson was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, which he attributed to repeated exposure to RoundUp in his work as a groundskeeper. In 2017, he was given a terminal diagnosis and was told that he would only live another 6 months.
Monsanto "Ghostwriting" in Academic Articles
During the case, Johnson brought up Monsanto’s “ghostwriting” in scientific papers. Johnson cited emails between Monsanto employees ...
https://acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/agj2.20366?casa_token=t9vO_6uI5n8AAAAA%3A3m3aXjxb5_Pn28NrTT3zi8uShwjwnZq1i6Mfrti43jAvg0rikWT4YhKnmihrXYxZQF39Acvq-rXQWrwc#agj220366-bib-0042
https://www.baumhedlundlaw.com/documents/pdf/monsanto-documents/final-minority-report-glyphosate-spinning-science-silencing-scientists.pdf
References
- ^ a b "I Won a Historic Lawsuit, But May Not Live to Get the Money". Time. Retrieved 2022-05-29.