Arsenic became known as “the king of poisons” in medieval Europe , when its tasteless, odorless nature made it a favored tool for covert poisoning through food and drink.
— Nicolas Hulscher, MPH (@NicHulscher) January 28, 2026
Now it’s been detected in 60% of popular children’s candies….. https://t.co/7c0go2SMvS pic.twitter.com/PKfzbFhjVR
Our old pal Joe Walsh on addiction
https://twitter.com/AXSTV/status/2104934230446801372/video/1