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Viewpoint: Farmers need more than pro-GMO marketing campaigns to earn public trust

Toban Dyck | 
If farmers want to shed the stereotypes foisted on them and talk openly to consumers about the realities of agriculture ...
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More than one-third of Americans do not know that foods with zero genetically modified ingredients contain genes—and why that matters

More than a third of Americans think that only GMO foods contain genes. Even worse--people aren't looking to scientists to ...
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Viewpoint: Why grow GMO crops? Because they cut pesticide use 37%

Rebecca Finneran | 
The development and utilization of GMOs is not well understood by most consumers, causing them to be susceptible to misleading ...
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How DNA health screening of pets can lead to tragic consequences

Jessica Hekman | 
A lack of regulatory scrutiny has left pet owners and their companions vulnerable to misleading marketing and immature science ...
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Science communication 101: Being strategic isn’t unethical

Anthony Dudo, John Besley, Shupei Yuan | 
Scientists interested in educating the public about controversial issues—such as GMOs—should focus on communication goals and strategies backed by social ...
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