Genetically Modified China
Multinational biotech companies have a strong presence in China with many GMOs approved for import and processing; and transgene contamination is inevitable
Prof. Joe Cummins, 8th September 2010 |
Vampire Capitalism
You might think it’s impossible to buy a business using its money rather than your own, but private equity companies are able to do just that. The deals can be highly lucrative for them but at the expense of the employees, the taxpayer and people saving for their pensions
Prof. Peter Saunders , 6th September 2010 |
Electromagnetic Signals from HIV
For the first time, electromagnetic
signals specific to HIV can easily be detected in patients undergoing
antiretroviral therapy that has no virus detectable in the bloodstream; prospects for a science of homeopathy looking good
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 2nd September 2010 |
'Homeopathic' Signals from DNA
Nobel Laureate who discovered the HIV presents controversial but well-documented findings that electromagnetic signals can be detected from highly diluted solutions of DNA
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 31st August 2010 |
Science in Society #47 Letters to the Editor
Correspondence from Science in Society magazine
ISIS, 11th August 2010 |
Announcing Science in Society 47
 GM-Spin Meltdown in China / Quantum Jazz Biology / GMO Meltdown / SiS Commentary / Letters to the Editor / Freeing the World from GMOs / No Nuclear The Real Cost of Nuclear Power / Sustainable World / Health Watch / SiS Review
ISIS, 9th August 2010 |
Celebrating the Uses of Human Genome Diversity
Human genome diversity has been successfully used to chart the fascinating prehistory of human evolution but controversies continue over the commercial exploitation of human cells and genes and the lack of honesty and respect for participants on the part of scientists
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 29th July 2010 |
Ten years of the Human Genome
Reams of Data and No Progress in Sight.
Advances in DNA sequencing and computation technologies have heralded in ‘big biology’ and massive proliferation of data but no progress in understanding life, health or disease; the life science community is caught between the Scylla of reductionism and Charybdis of ‘systems biology’
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 27th July 2010 |
Nurturing Nature
How Parental Care Changes Genes
Essay in honour of Ruth Hubbard By Mae-Wan Ho
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 21st July 2010 |
The Case Against GM Crops and for Organic Sustainable Agriculture
Invited Workshop Presentation at National Justice and Peace Conference, 16-18 July 2010, Swanick, UK
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, 19th July 2010 |
GM Potatoes not Proven Safe for Release
UK and European regulators authorising release of GM potatoes show reckless disregard of safety
Prof. Joe Cummins, 15th July 2010 |
GM Blight-resistant Potatoes – Who Needs Them?
While researchers are wasting taxpayers’ money to create hazardous GM blight-resistant potatoes, non-GM highly blight-resistant varieties are already on the market, with low carbon impact and all-round appeal to consumers
Dr Eva Novotny, 12th July 2010 |
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