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The UK’s Royal Society: a Case Study in How the Health Risks of GMOs Have Been Systematically Misrepresented

August 14, 2017

by Steven Druker For more than twenty years, many eminent scientists and scientific institutions have routinely claimed that genetically modified foods are safe. And because of the perceived authority of their pronouncements, most government officials …

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Biotechnology, Commentaries, Health

Growing Doubt: a Scientist’s Experience of GMOs

August 31, 2015
Jonathan Latham

Jonathan R. Latham, PhD By training, I am a plant biologist. In the early 1990s I was busy making genetically modified plants (often called GMOs for Genetically Modified Organisms) as part of the research that …

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Biotechnology, News

No Scientific Consensus on Safety of Genetically Modified Organisms

October 21, 2013
ENSSER

Press release from ENSSER: There is no scientific consensus on the safety of genetically modified foods and crops, according to a statement released today by an international group of more than 90 scientists, academics and …

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Biotechnology, Commentaries, Health

Seralini and Science: an Open Letter

October 2, 2012
Gilles-Eric Seralini

(Authors listed below) (Traduction Francaise) A new paper by the French group of Gilles-Eric Seralini describes harmful effects on rats fed diets containing genetically modified maize (variety NK603), with and without the herbicide Roundup, as …

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Biotechnology, Commentaries

The AquaBounty Salmon: Will the World’s First Commercial GE Animal Be an Albatross?

October 6, 2010
The AquaBounty Salmon

Jonathan Latham and Allison Wilson (Photo Credit: Yodod) Is it unrealistic to expect the scientific approval process for the world’s first commercial genetically engineered (GE) animal, the AquAdvantage salmon, to be rigorous and complete? Or …

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