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It affects 50 million Americans, and for now it's incurable. Here's what we know about the ear ringing disorder tinnitus — and its possible links to COVID-19 and vaccines

It affects 50 million Americans, and for now it’s incurable. Here’s what we know about the ear ringing disorder tinnitus — and its possible links to COVID-19 and vaccines

Viewpoint: Land sharing vs land sparing — Reevaluating farmland use in order to reach climate and biodiversity goals

Viewpoint: Land sharing vs land sparing — Reevaluating farmland use in order to reach climate and biodiversity goals

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X, Y, sex and gender: When genetics pulls a fast one

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Andrew Wakefield and the fabricated history of the alleged vaccine-autism link

Climate instability concerns across Europe put pressure on farmers, spurs calls for reform of crop gene editing regulations

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Andrew Wakefield and the fabricated history of the alleged vaccine-autism link

Viewpoint: Should you be concerned when you read that a chemical in your food has been linked to cancer? Here's an epidemiologist's checklist to detect over-hyped scares

Viewpoint: Should you be concerned when you read that a chemical in your food has been linked to cancer? Here’s an epidemiologist’s checklist to detect over-hyped scares

Viewpoint: Debunking organic food myths again… and again

Viewpoint: Debunking organic food myths again… and again

Claire Williams

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How Wegovy and Ozempic could transform our food systems

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GLP Podcast: Organic food industry marketing fraud; 200 dangerous chemicals in drinking water?

Cameron English, Liza Dunn

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It affects 50 million Americans, and for now it's incurable. Here's what we know about the ear ringing disorder tinnitus — and its possible links to COVID-19 and vaccines

It affects 50 million Americans, and for now it’s incurable. Here’s what we know about the ear ringing disorder tinnitus — and its possible links to COVID-19 and vaccines

Viewpoint: Land sharing vs land sparing — Reevaluating farmland use in order to reach climate and biodiversity goals

Viewpoint: Land sharing vs land sparing — Reevaluating farmland use in order to reach climate and biodiversity goals

Viewpoint: The EPA’s current regulatory regime restricts farmers’ ability to fight pests and climate change

Viewpoint: The EPA’s current regulatory regime restricts farmers’ ability to fight pests and climate change

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X, Y, sex and gender: When genetics pulls a fast one

Climate instability concerns across Europe put pressure on farmers, spurs calls for reform of crop gene editing regulations

Nazimi Açıkgöz

Andrew Wakefield and the fabricated history of the alleged vaccine-autism link

Viewpoint: Should you be concerned when you read that a chemical in your food has been linked to cancer? Here's an epidemiologist's checklist to detect over-hyped scares

Viewpoint: Should you be concerned when you read that a chemical in your food has been linked to cancer? Here’s an epidemiologist’s checklist to detect over-hyped scares

Viewpoint: Debunking organic food myths again… and again

Viewpoint: Debunking organic food myths again… and again

Claire Williams

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How Wegovy and Ozempic could transform our food systems

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GLP Podcast: Organic food industry marketing fraud; 200 dangerous chemicals in drinking water?

Cameron English, Liza Dunn

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AI-engineered materials could absorb CO2 faster than trees — and speed up carbon cleanup initiatives

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‘We are being left behind’: Here’s how gene editing can transform New Zealand’s agriculture

Vincent Heeringa | New Zealand Herald

This vegan blue cheese blew Good Food Award competitors out of the water. Then the dairy industry lobbied to have them disqualified

Mark Frauenfelder | Boing Boing

Eating plant-based is unhealthy? Taking a closer look at viral study that links heart problems to vegan diets

Claire Hamlett | Plant Based News

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Fertility conundrum: UK IVF clinics have genetic health information about egg and sperm donors. Are they obliged to share this with patients?

Cathy Herbrand, Kriss Fearon, Nicky Hudson | Progress Educational Trust

Viewpoint: Designing the future — ChatGPT-directed biotech breakthroughs will help us fight disease, feed the planet, generate energy, and capture carbon

Eric Schmidt | Time

Our brains are getting bigger. Could this protect us from dementia?

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This ‘superstar’ genetic analyst cracked criminal cases and locked people up for three decades. New findings reveal she may have fudged the data

Dan Frosch, Zusha Elinson | Wall Street Journal

Viewpoint: ‘The average American celebrates just one healthy birthday after the age of sixty-five. Longevity evangelists argue that it doesn’t have to be this way’

Dhruv Khullar | New Yorker

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A New Transparency Tool from the Genetic Literacy Project

Who is David and who is Goliath in the lobbying battle over agricultural biotechnology? Activists? Agro-business? In a commitment to transparency, the GLP has mined 5 years of data to help the public understand the funding network that shapes the biotechnology debate.

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Dissecting claims about Monsanto suing farmers for accidentally planting patented seeds

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Analysis: Do neonicotinoid and glyphosate pesticides threaten bees? A reassessment

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Viewpoint: ‘The average American celebrates just one healthy birthday after the age of sixty-five. Longevity evangelists argue that it doesn’t have to be this way’
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This vegan blue cheese blew Good Food Award competitors out of the water. Then the dairy industry lobbied to have them disqualified

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As Switzerland mulls ending ban on crop biotechnology, organic farmers and environmental NGOs intensify campaign against reform

Viewpoint: Uncomfortable truth — ‘Organic farming takes too much land to have any chance to feed the world in a climate-changed environment’

Only 11 of 54 African countries grow genetically engineered crops. This study explains why and offers guidance on how to increase acceptance

Ag Gene Editing

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CRISPR crop gene editing benefits for agriculture highlighted in US Senate testimony

As Switzerland mulls ending ban on crop biotechnology, organic farmers and environmental NGOs intensify campaign against reform

Climate instability concerns across Europe put pressure on farmers, spurs calls for reform of crop gene editing regulations

Agricultural Regs & Ethics

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‘We are being left behind’: Here’s how gene editing can transform New Zealand’s agriculture

Viewpoint: The EPA’s current regulatory regime restricts farmers’ ability to fight pests and climate change

CRISPR crop gene editing benefits for agriculture highlighted in US Senate testimony

Alternative Proteins

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Eating plant-based is unhealthy? Taking a closer look at viral study that links heart problems to vegan diets

Novel plant-based meat alternatives are at times a better health choice than whole foods. Here’s a case for labeling

Taste test: How do lab-grown sausages compare to the real thing?

Ancestry & Evolution

How prehistoric agriculture spread from the Fertile Crescent south through Africa

How prehistoric agriculture spread from the Fertile Crescent south through Africa

Were Neanderthals cannibals?

‘We need to take more risks’: Global biodiversity crisis prompts researchers to explore editing species to save them from from climate change-induced extinction

Artificial Intelligence

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AI and CRISPR converge: Artificial intelligence generates gene editing blueprints to solve host of previously untreatable diseases

China and social media disinformation: State-affiliated accounts leverage artificial intelligence to exploit racial tensions in the US, Taiwan and elsewhere

Viewpoint: AI is scrambling our view of civilization. Could humans be just middlemen in the evolution of intelligent beings?

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History of brainwashing: How the race for mind control changed America forever

DNA and politics: Is there a genetic basis for right-wing authoritarianism?

A genetic mutation that prevents Alzheimer’s? Columbian villager who ‘outlived’ early-onset Alzheimer’s may provide insights to disease treatment

Chemical Controversies

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Missouri follows Iowa and Idaho in exploring legislation to limit lawsuits against makers of glyphosate and other pesticides deemed safe by federal government

Viewpoint: Two independent Vermont agencies determined there is no scientific basis in banning neonicotinoid pesticides to ‘save honeybees’ while some advocacy ‘environmental’ groups contend otherwise. It’s now in the governor’s hands to decide if naked ideology will prevail

Viewpoint: America now has a record number of honeybees. How did we get from ‘beepocalypse’ to bee abundance?

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Impossible Foods company takes over cattle ranch, transforms it into soy, sunflower and other crops for plant-based meat production

Flushing fertilizer down the toilet: Human urine contains nitrogen and phosphorus — superfood for plants

With Earth Day happening around the world, let’s focus on 10 of the biggest challenges to our global agricultural and food system

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Viewpoint: ‘The average American celebrates just one healthy birthday after the age of sixty-five. Longevity evangelists argue that it doesn’t have to be this way’

X, Y, sex and gender: When genetics pulls a fast one

Viewpoint: With weight loss drug prices plummeting, ‘it’s possible to imagine a future in which almost everyone is taking some variety of GLP-1 drug’

Human Gene Editing

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AI and CRISPR converge: Artificial intelligence generates gene editing blueprints to solve host of previously untreatable diseases

Companies race to achieve pig kidney transplants. Who will be first to convince the world their technologies are safest?

‘Go for it’: Dozens of people on the brink of death put faith in controversial ‘in vivo’ CRISPR gene therapy treatments

Medical Misinformation

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Is aging a ‘treatable disease’? Harvard geneticist faces accusations of ‘snake oil salesman’ as expert scientists refute claims

Fabricated and plagiarized data plague scientific research — and the impacts are far-reaching and long-lasting

Viewpoint: Promotion of social science drivel by Science magazine editor-in-chief Holden Thorp undermines the credibility of his preeminent journal

Medical Regs & Ethics

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This ‘superstar’ genetic analyst cracked criminal cases and locked people up for three decades. New findings reveal she may have fudged the data

Orchid babies: Is this embryo scanning fertility startup furthering eugenics or ‘protecting future people from future suffering?’

GLP podcast: Assessing the Cass report; Fetal genome surgery could treat disease during pregnancy; How ‘body-tracking data’ threatens privacy

Personalized Medicine

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A genetic mutation that prevents Alzheimer’s? Columbian villager who ‘outlived’ early-onset Alzheimer’s may provide insights to disease treatment

Can this DNA test predict your chances of getting addicted to opioids? FDA approval stirs controversy

Viewpoint: Is 23andMe a ‘sinking ship?’ Stock value plummets in face of dwindling customer base and data breaches

Synthetic Biology

Mascara and eyeliner are mostly made from crude oil or mined minerals. This algae-based alternative could reduce the carbon impact of many cosmetics

Mascara and eyeliner are mostly made from crude oil or mined minerals. This algae-based alternative could reduce the carbon impact of many cosmetics

Population growth, sustainability and the future of food

Viewpoint: Why recent setbacks won’t derail cultured meat revolution

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Are paper cups better for the environment than plastic cups? The answer may surprise you

AI-engineered materials could absorb CO2 faster than trees — and speed up carbon cleanup initiatives

Viewpoint: The EPA’s current regulatory regime restricts farmers’ ability to fight pests and climate change

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