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D. Genetic engineering and health

• Elements of precaution: Recommendations for the regulation of food biotechnology in Canada 12 Mac 2001
• MEPs opening door to lifting GM moratorium? (B.Kenety) 14 Feb 2001
• On defence in the North, biotech infiltrating the South (C.Raghavan) 15 Jan 2001
• Killer virus sparking biotech fears (M.Khor) 17 Jan 2001
• Brazil: In the vanguard of genome research (M.Osava) Jan 2001
• Horizontal gene transfer:The hidden hazards of genetic engineering (M.W.Ho)
  
• Environmental effects of genetically engineered vaccines? (Dr. T.Traavik)
  
• Unregulated hazards: 'Naked' and 'Free' Nucleic Acids (Mae-Wan Ho et al)
  
• Update of concerns #2 - 22.09.99  (Dr Mae-Wan Ho and Angela Ryan)
  
• GEOs pose hazards, risk assessment difficult, but essential (C. Raghavan/SUNS)
  
• Special safety concerns of LMOs (Mae-Wan Ho)
  
• British doctors caution on GM products (C.Raghavan/SUNS)
  
• Update of concerns - July 1999 (Dr Mae-Wan Ho and Angela Ryan)
  
• Why genetic engineering is hazardous (Mae-Wan Ho)
  
• Sowing diseases, old and new: Genetic engineering and the world health crisis (Mae-Wan Ho et al)
  
• Possible human health impacts of Monsanto's transgenic glyphosate-resistant soybeans  (C.Von Weizsacker/B. Tappeser)