OPINION: The FDA Must Approve Genetically Engineered Animals — But They Choose Not To
The agency took 20-plus years to review a faster-growing salmon
biotechnology
OPINION: The UN Celebrates 15 Years Of Screwing Up Biotech Regulation
The bogus 'precautionary principle'
How Russia And NGOs Collude To Damage American Exceptionalism
Many anti-biotechnology 'green groups' have palpable links to Russia's prodigious propaganda machine
The Artificial Womb And Artificial Ethics
Life is a precious thing, and it's better than babies end up in a bag than aborted.
Science For Three-Parent Babies Is Here, But Is It Ethical?
The consequences of this sort of genetic engineering are unclear.
New gene therapy treatment for hemophilia
'The strategy involves replacing the defective gene that causes the bleeding disorder with a correct version'
RANDALL MAYES: A higher standard for GMOs
The Food and Drug Administration has reportedly finished its evaluation of the environmental and health impacts for the first genetically modified animal food source proposed for sale in the U.S. market.