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Are children and pregnant women risking their health by eating GMO foods? The American Association of Pediatrics controversially says yes The real question: Is the AAP endangering the food vulnerable?

Are foods grown using genetically modified seeds hazardous to our health? Scientists, nutritionists and the global medical establishment say ‘no’.

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Are children and pregnant women risking their health by eating GMO foods? The American Association of Pediatrics controversially says yes The real question: Is the AAP endangering the food vulnerable?

Are foods grown using genetically modified seeds hazardous to our health? Scientists, nutritionists and the global medical establishment say ‘no’.

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Letter: A Roundup response - Laguna Beach Local News

In his defense of glyphosate as non-carcinogenic in last week’s Indy, Mr. Reed offers very sweeping conclusions but no evidence in his column.

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Concerned about aspartame? Beware of this other probable carcinogen on your plate

While aspartame’s classification as a possible carcinogen grabbed headlines, the classification of another ubiquitous chemical slid silently beneath the diet cola outrage. The Lyons, France based International Association for Research on Cancer, the IARC, classified the artificial sweetener aspartame as a group 2B “possible” carcinogen in last week’s published evaluation.

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HEALTH AND SAFETY Welding fumes and the danger of cancer

HEALTH AND SAFETY Welding fumes and the danger of cancer
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