Safety of Genetically Engineered Crops Backed by Major Study
A National Academies analysis finds GE crops pose no greater health risks than conventional varieties though uncertainties remain about yields and insect and weed resistance. The report calls for a new regulatory system focused on crop attributes rather than creation method and notes ongoing labeling debates.
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