Opinion of the National Academies of Agriculture, Medicine, Pharmacy, Sciences, Technologies, and Veterinary on the recent publication of GE Séralini et al. on the toxicity of a GMO
from the conclusion:
... the magazine that, we said, should never have accepted this article, which is serious
because the journal's expertise of the article is an initial peer review. The
second responsibility is that of GE Séralini to have orchestrated in advance an over-
mediatization from questionable results providing no proof.
source cancer environmentThis publication "Long term toxicity of a Roundup herbicide and a Roundup-tolerant genetically modified maize" by Séralini et al. was withdrawn from the journal Food and chemical toxicology on November 28, 2013, as reported by journal editor A. Wallace Hayes. The latter indicated that although there was "no fraud or misinterpretation of the data" and that "when the study was reviewed after publication by a panel of experts, the author agreed to provide all the data requested, and that he was very cooperative throughout the review process "," the results presented, if they are not incorrect, do not allow a conclusion ". The authors are criticized for the variety of rats used and the number of rats per group (10 of each sex for each product tested). To read the full announcement of the withdrawal of this publication, click here.
For fans of all rotten, I certainly lost my time, but I hope that is not the case for everyone.
Otherwise, I have nothing to do here.