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A deadly concoction

Megan Haggan 12/09/2017

A Victorian man has been self poisoning with around 17.32mg of cyanide daily in a bid to fight cancer Apricot kernel is a “commonly taken extract” used for a range of ailments, doctors from the Departments of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, write in the BMJ. Apricot kernel extract is widely believed to

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