Wendy’s cheeseburgers reportedly tested positive for two veterinary drugs, monensin and narasin. Monensin is not approved for human consumption, and 60% of samples from America's largest fast-food chains tested positive for it. Narasin was found at the highest concentration of any fast-food sample tested. The findings were described as "concerning" by a University of Minnesota infectious disease specialist and were presented to Congress during a briefing on food toxicity. Wendy’s says its beef is “fresh, never frozen,” but testing reportedly detected livestock drugs not intended for human consumption.

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