Yes

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  by Nikki Everett

  Created on: November 13, 2009   Last Updated: November 14, 2009

  Free to Choose

  If there is one ideal we hold reverent in America above all others it is our freedoms,

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  by Danette M. Scott

  Created on: September 26, 2007

  Should the FDA require US food manufactures to reveal if foods are genetically modified? The FDA must

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  by Khalid Humayun

  Created on: March 31, 2012

  I would say yes, only yes and nothing but yes. There is a thin line between hysteria and precaution.

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  by Greg Spinks

  Created on: January 10, 2009

  Perhaps, the better question is why are not are foods labeled if they are genetically modified? After

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  by Karen Quinn-Tostado

  Created on: April 03, 2008

  We are the largest experiment in the history of the world, and most of us don't even know it.

  Infant

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  by Ben Taylor

  Created on: March 06, 2009

  Buying food today is similar to reading a science textbook. As you scan the list of ingredients, you

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  by Bobbie Benton

  Created on: October 16, 2007   Last Updated: September 06, 2011

  The FDA should require manufactures to reveal foods that are genetically modified. People have a right

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  by Patricia Stewart

  Created on: January 02, 2009

  Increasingly we are seeing children, and adults, developing food allergies. If GMO foods are spliced

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  by Mike Kottke

  Created on: March 12, 2008

  ICCR's "Don't Plant GM Beets" Campaign

  At long last a bright point in the genetically modified food debate:

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  by Ken Leroy

  Created on: January 17, 2008

  "Frankenfoods" (genetically modified foods), including cloned meat, will have
  no adverse health effects

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  by Paulette Redemske

  Created on: October 24, 2007

  Should the FDA require US food manufactures to reveal if foods that genetically modified? Most certainly.

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