How Long Does It Take for Roundup to Cause Breast Cancer?
Breast Cancer from Roundup Is Found with People Exposed to Glyphosate Over Time
Studies found that there is a higher incidence of breast cancer in people with routine and consistent exposure to glyphosate over time. For example, farmer’s wives who were exposed to glyphosate from working in the fields have a higher risk of breast cancer than people in the general population. Unfortunately, glyphosate is shown to be a herbicide that can accumulate in the human body, and that exposure can create cancers and leukemia in people exposed to this toxic chemical.2 There is no one measure of time that it can take to develop breast cancer from Roundup, because the accumulation of glyphosates in Roundup add up in the body to form cancers over time.