GLP Weekly: Politico misleads again with glyphosate infographic; When should genetic research participants be told results have changed?; and more!

GLP Features Articles by GLP staff and contributors

Viewpoint: Politico veers again into pseudoscience and politics with another misleading glyphosate infographic Andrew Porterfield Genetic uncertainty: When research participants should be told that their test results have changed Ricki Lewis Tracing the birth of new languages—as older tongues fade away Elizabeth Svoboda Viewpoint: FDA plan to regulate gene-edited animals as drugs will thwart US food innovation Alison Van Eenennaam Working to build trust in the insect-resistant BT cowpea, Nigeria’s first genetically modified food crop Abdullahi Tsanni Can we blame our genetics for overeating? Ben Locwin Pesticides increase cancer risk for farmers? Rethinking the ‘irrefutable consensus’ Philippe Stoop Taking a bad trip and why marijuana edibles may be a prescription for psychosis Ricki Lewis Viewpoint: How the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. fails viewers in its misleading coverage of GMO crops and glyphosate Robert Wager Do humans have a ‘ghost’ ancestor? Artificial intelligence thinks so. Kristen Hovet