Ian Musgrave

Ian Musgrave, a senior lecturer at the University of Adelaide and a toxicology expert, discusses the notorious nerve agent Novichok. He delves into its chilling efficiency, revealing how even minuscule amounts can be lethal. Musgrave explains the various methods of exposure, from perfumes to everyday items, and the significant challenges in detecting this deadly toxin. He also highlights the urgent need for effective antidotes and the ethical dilemmas surrounding its potential use in targeted killings.