Anti-GMO activists promote flawed paper claiming GMO soy accumulates formaldehyde

Henry Miller, Kavin Senapathy | Forbes | 
The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. Scientists occasionally “go rogue,” ...

Should emotional issues like GMOs require higher standard of conflict of interest disclosure?

David Kroll | Forbes | 
The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. GMOs are an emotionally charged ...

Academic scientists’ participation in GMO debate neither new nor ‘inappropriate’

Steve Savage | Forbes | 
The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. Academic scientists have played ...

Oliver Sacks’ greatest legacy: Understanding those who are ‘different’

Emily Willingham | Forbes | 
The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis.  Oliver Sacks died August ...

Genome databases, immunotherapy combination may be key in fighting cancer

Emily Mullin | Forbes | 
Immunotherapy is being hailed as the future of cancer treatment. Harnessing the body’s own immune system to attack and kill ...

‘Blood on their hands’? Withdrawal of Golden Rice study for non science reasons feeds anti-GMO fervor

Henry Miller | Forbes | 
A 2012 article in the nutrition literature might have been the most momentous contribution to public health worldwide since Dr. Jonas Salk’s announcement ...
BUR YOUNG

Neil Young embraces GMOs to prolong his life, but tries to block benefits for others

Kavin Senapathy | Forbes | 
Neil Young: Grammy-award winning musician and GMO-hater? That’s the clear message from Young’s latest album, released earlier this summer. “The Monsanto Years,” ...

Organic agriculture ‘unscientific, heavily subsidized marketing gimmick’

Henry Miller | Forbes | 
Consumers of organic foods are getting both more and less than they bargained for. On both counts, it’s not good ...

Personalized medicine, advanced genome coding advance to vastly improve medical care

Bryan Borzykowski | Forbes | 
We each have a biological map — the human genome — that can tell doctors a lot about us. By ...

Can defenders of ‘traditional’ marriage find support from evolutionary science?

Forbes | 
Writing in First Things, Ryan T. Anderson proposed a course of action for religious conservatives to defend traditional marriage in ...

Dating startup uses controversial / questionable science to help you find your soul mate

Maggie Zhang | Forbes | 
In honor of Valentine’s Day, Nazuki Andoh, 37, and Jesse Gronwall, 30, received a small kit in the mail. It contained ...

Out of his depth, Nassim Taleb bungles risk assessment of GMOs

Henry Miller | Forbes | 
In a July 13 commentary in the New York Times, financial gurus Mark Spitznagel and Nassim Taleb, neither of whom boasts any ...

Organic label does not guarantee food is GMO or pesticide free

Drew Kershen, Henry Miller | Forbes | 
New York Times nutrition and health columnist Jane Brody recently penned a generally good piece about genetic engineering, “Fears, Not Facts, ...

Why GMOs should be part of California’s drought strategy

Henry Miller, Kavin Senapathy | Forbes | 
In the midst of the most severe drought ever recorded in California, Governor Jerry Brown, the master of passionate rhetoric and ...

IARC evaluation of herbicides glyphosate and 2,4-D ‘flawed’ and ‘redundant’

Henry Miller | Forbes | 
In March I wrote about the travesty of the International Agency on Research in Cancer’s four-day review of glyphosate (the ...

Whole Foods rating system highlights hypocrisy of organic food claims

Henry Miller | Forbes | 
Whole Foods has concocted a rating system for produce and flowers called “Responsibly Grown.” It takes into consideration such factors ...

Non-GMO labels promote superstition; Scan code labels would provide context

Steve Savage | Forbes | 
A couple of weeks ago I was deeply disappointed to read that the USDA might get involved in an aspect ...

Archaeologists reveal native Alaskans’ roots

Kristina Killgrove | Forbes | 
As humans spread out of Africa and settled the rest of the world tens of thousands of years ago, one ...

History of farming suggests science is not the enemy of natural and nutritious food

Steve Savage | Forbes | 
Many consumers have the impression that, until recently, food and food production was something little changed. This mistaken view is ...

Chipotle’s move toward GMO-free supply chain will raise prices for consumers

Darren Tristano | Forbes | 
Chipotle Mexican Grill and Panera Bread for years have led the fast-casual restaurant segment, and their moves away from genetically modified ...

How modern health care stems from basic human evolutionary needs

Roy Smythe | Forbes | 
It is now accepted that the expression of certain genes can have a significant impact on both normal and abnormal ...

Chemophobia cast shadow over Earth Day

Henry Miller, Kavin Senapathy | Forbes | 
This year was the 45th anniversary of the first Earth Day. Founded by then-U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson (D-Wisconsin), it was held in ...

Experimental cancer treatment literally dissolves tumor

Matthew Herper | Forbes | 
The 49-year-old woman had had three melanoma growths removed from her skin, but now the disease was spreading further. A ...
Regulatory Maze

US biotech regulations need serious weeding

Henry Miller | Forbes | 
The “corporate culture” at USDA toward the regulation of genetically engineered plants is unscientific, self-interested and inimical to progress in ...
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Ken Burns’ cancer documentary a tour de force

Geoffrey Kabat | Forbes | 
Forbes The 6-hour Ken Burns and Barak Goodman television documentary “Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies,” television documentary “Cancer: The Emperor of All ...

Geneticist Pamela Ronald: GMOs pave way for sustainable food

Jessica Dineen | Forbes | 
When it comes to the earth’s dwindling resources, climbing temperatures and burgeoning population, talk is as plentiful as it is ...

New brain tumor treatment looks promising, but probably not miracle cure

Arlene Weintrub | Forbes | 
CBS’ hit newsmagazine 60 Minutes devoted not one but two segments to an early-stage trial at Duke University of a cancer ...

Henry Miller: UN glyphosate finding glosses over data to support ideological conclusion

Henry Miller | Forbes | 
For the first time since 1991, the focus of this International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) review was on ...
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