GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are plants, animals, or microorganisms whose DNA has been altered using biotechnology ...

Should I worry about GMOs? Are they bad for my health? GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, have been swept into the larger conversation about chemicals, antibiotics and additives in our food ...

However, the safety and ethics behind these genetically altered or modified organisms (GMOs), particularly in terms of crops, remain debated across the globe, especially in the European Union.

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are organisms that have had their DNA altered through genetic engineering, usually to add positive attributes. They have become a hot topic of debate ...

Genetically modified cotton can be used in textiles, and scientists can change organisms to be used in medications like human insulin, too. Genetically modified foods, or GM foods, are also called ...

But I study seed science and policy, in which genetically engineered organisms — more often referred to as genetically modified organisms, aka GMOs — are pervasive, so it’s an issue I cannot ignore.

GMOs, short for genetically modified organisms, are subject to much controversy. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), GMO seeds are used to plant over 90% of all maize (corn ...

New legislation bans government from requiring any safety tests on a “precision bred” GMO that wouldn’t be done on a ...

European Parliament must maintain its demand for on-package labelling of all products containing new GMOs ...