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Viewpoint: How politics pollutes the FDA’s genetically modified animal regulations and stifles innovation

Henry Miller, John Cohrssen | 
AquaBounty's fast-growing salmon and Oxitec's disease-fighting mosquitos are two examples of why genetically modified animals should be regulated by the ...
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Current biotech regulations create animal and crop approval blocks and bottlenecks but gene editing may open new doors

Joe Scott | 
The cost of current biotech industry regulations might not be obvious to consumers, but it’s clear to researchers. “We’ve got ...
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Viewpoint: FDA regulations ‘a disaster’ for genetically modified animal research

Henry Miller, John Cohrssen | 
The Trump Administration and Congress should rein in the FDA's regulatory overreach on genetically engineered animals, which is stifling important ...
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Viewpoint: From Non-GMO to gluten-free, ‘fake transparency’ in food labeling offers little but higher prices

Brandon McFadden | 
At what point does food labeling become less about transparency and more about marketing strategy? A new federal law mandating ...
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USDA scraps overhaul of GMO and gene edited crop regulations that biotech advocates viewed as ‘unscientific’

Paul McDivitt | 
The Trump administration withdrew a proposed USDA rule change made by the Obama administration that would have been the first ...
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Transgenic fish are ready for us. Are we ready for them?

Eric Bender | 
After overcoming two decades of regulatory and legal challenges, AquaBounty now faces the ultimate tests as it prepares for the ...
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Does Consumer Reports mislead readers by promoting Non-GMO Project label?

Consumer Reports claims to provide consumers with unbiased information about products and services. But the site is accused of exploiting ...
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Are we ready, without professional help, to decide what to do when our genes tell us we have a potential disorder?

Tim Barker | 
The FDA's decision to allow 23andMe to offer consumers disease screening has triggered a debate over whether the public is ...
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Nutrigenomics: Can custom diets based on personal genetics help you lose weight?

Meredith Knight | 
Several companies offer services that will match you with the best diet based on your genes. But can genetic information ...
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Should FDA crack down on stem cell clinics?

Meredith Knight | 
Stem cell clinics operating in the U.S. market cures for nearly every kind of disorder without evidence they work or ...
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How many genomes is enough for US Precision Medicine Initiative?

Meredith Knight | 
FDA head says Precision Medicine Initiative should sequence one in every four Americans. Where will that money come from? And ...
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Can we treat aging? Anti-aging supplements make big promises based on little science

Meredith Knight | 
New compounds that slow cellular aging in experiments are emerging in the dietary supplement market. But with no studies in ...
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Can aging be treated with drugs?

Andrew Porterfield | 
Geneticists have found several genes that seem to affect longevity. Are we on the verge of finding "treatments" for aging? ...
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Gary Hirshberg’s Stonyfield faces hypocrisy backlash over misleading labels

Julie Kelly | 
Glass house alert: Stonyfield's yogurts are filled with unknown and unlabeled chemicals. Shouldn't you "just label it", Gary? ...
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