Health & Medicine
Poison Mushroom Medicine? How They Make Powerful Drugs
This isn't exactly the first time that something poisonous has been used for health purposes, but when researchers say that the cornerstone for toxicity in poison mushrooms can also make a host of zero side effect drugs, it's bound to raise some eyebrows.
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