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Roundup was substantial factor in man’s cancer, jury finds
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Federal jury’s decision in case of man who used weedkiller for decades could affect hundreds of other cases
US example shows why "new GM" crop plants must be regulated
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Risk assessments and labelling needed for each "new GMO" to protect people and environment
Scientists call for moratorium on heritable genome editing – but argue against ban
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Civil society group slams call as attempt to manipulate public opinion to eventually permit GM babies
GMO chicken eggs to treat cancer… again?
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Same "GMO miracle" story keeps being reported by the BBC
CRISPR spin-off causes unintended mutations in DNA
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DNA base editors not as safe as previously thought
Global Glyphosate Study pilot phase shows reproductive and developmental effects at "safe" dose
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Crowdfunding campaign launched for long-term study
Expert says there’s a cure for citrus greening – so why is it being ignored?
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As the US government and research institutes bank on antibiotic sprays and future GMOs to save dying citrus groves, Frank Dean says a simple solution is available – but few are listening. Report by Claire Robinson