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Science majors less skeptical of GMOs than other undergraduates? Yes, but not by much

Stuart Smyth&nbsp|&nbsp
For the past few years, I’ve been fortunate to supervise a number of students working on their undergraduate thesis in ...
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Global access to education is growing. Here’s how GMO crops might be helping

Stuart Smyth&nbsp|&nbsp
One of the consistent benefits of GM crop adoption has been a higher farm and household income. In an assessment ...
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Podcast: Can you inherit more than half your genes from one parent? Debunking genomic myths and misconceptions

Anna Middleton, Kat Arney, Laura Boyes, Michelle Bishop&nbsp|&nbsp
Is there such a thing as a perfect genome? Kat Arney explores the myths and misconceptions about genetics, genomics and ...
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African science literacy: Ugandan teachers are being trained in agricultural biotechnology

Christopher Bendana&nbsp|&nbsp
In a bid to popularize technology in local schools, the Uganda Biosciences Information Center (UBIC) has begun training teachers and ...
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Are highly educated people more likely to get cancer? Or just more likely to get tested?

Anne Lise Stranden&nbsp|&nbsp
A person’s socioeconomic status plays a role in the type of cancer they might get, the Cancer Registry researchers found ...
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Viewpoint: Most Americans ‘woefully underprepared’ for bioethical decisions, including when to remove a loved one from life support

Jacob Appel&nbsp|&nbsp
Many Americans will face some form of significant medical decision-making during their lifetimes, either for themselves or for their loved ...
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If you want consumers to embrace biotech, take their concerns about GMOs seriously, plant scientist says

Michael Short&nbsp|&nbsp
As people become more conscious about the food they put on the table, farmers are having to deal with a ...
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Teaching skeptical consumers the science of biotech crops may calm their fear of GMOs

Jonathon McPhetres&nbsp|&nbsp
Genetically modified (GM) foods are often met with harsh public opposition, though little research has attempted to understand why this ...
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Citizen scientists are tackling agriculture’s toughest challenges

Ryan et al.&nbsp|&nbsp
The power of citizen science to contribute to both science and society is gaining increased recognition, particularly in physics and ...
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Could studies on gene differences lead teachers to unfairly favor ‘more educatable’ students?

Aparna Nathan&nbsp|&nbsp
Educational paths are extremely varied, almost as unique as people themselves. They’re influenced by a complex slew of factors, and ...
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Genes play a role in educational achievement, but not as much as your parents’ education does

John Timmer&nbsp|&nbsp
What's more important, genes or environment? …The advent of genomics has given us a new perspective on the role of ...
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Can genes predict our chances of educational success?

Antonio Regalado&nbsp|&nbsp
The largest-ever genetic study on human cognition has found more than 1,000 links between people’s genes and how far they ...
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New York PTA’s proposed bans on GMOs, milk from rBST-treated cows flunk science

Andrew Porterfield, Jon Entine&nbsp|&nbsp
Scientists say the NY PTA has been hijacked by anti-GMO activists who want to impose their beliefs on the food ...
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