Susan L. Smith
Mustard gas, which was named for its yellow-brown colour and mustard smell, has been in the news lately because of its use in the Middle East, including against civilians in Syria and Iraq. Many North Americans would be shocked, however, to learn of the deep connection between mustard gas, a chemical weapon, and medical research.
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