GLP Weekly: Do China’s CRISPR babies show need for ‘undo button’?; Guardian's ‘Toxic America’: Anti-chemical activism posing as science; and more!

GLP Features Articles by GLP staff and contributors

Do China’s controversial CRISPR babies illustrate the need for an ‘undo button’? Ricki Lewis Viewpoint: Guardian (UK) ‘Toxic America’ series: Anti-chemical activism masquerades as science journalism Andrew Porterfield How a genetically altered virus could save Florida’s decimated orange industry from citrus greening disease Steve Savage Who’s your daddy (or mommy)? What’s the chance you inherited DNA from Caligula, Genghis Khan or Henry I? Lynn Kozlowski Body part regeneration: How science can make the jump from fantasy to reality David Warmflash Why GMOs aren’t responsible for a spike in food allergies Andrew Porterfield Viewpoint: Does ‘doxxing’ attack on geneticist Kevin Folta represent new low in anti-GMO attacks on scientists? Alex Berezow Exploring the ‘solid rationale’ for separating elite male and female athletes in competition Andrew Langford Chasing the causes of pancreatic cancer. When can genetic testing offer answers? Sunnie Alexander How NPR, Washington Post, Bloomberg and other media botched reporting on EPA’s ‘ban’ of 12 ‘bee-killing’ neonicotinoid insecticides Cameron English, Jon Entine