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2010-03-08 | permalink
Authorities in Bangladesh urged to be careful about GM foods
Authorities should be careful about genetically modified foods, as such foods could be cause of various health problems, including accelerated aging, immune dysfunction, insulin disorders, organ damage and reproductive disruption, said environmentalists. Fearing environmental disasters, they also said that the genetically modified foods and crops in the country would change the genetic characters of the indigenous species of crops and plants, reports UNB.
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2010-03-08 | permalink
Authorities in Bangladesh urged to be careful about GM foods
Authorities should be careful about genetically modified foods, as such foods could be cause of various health problems, including accelerated aging, immune dysfunction, insulin disorders, organ damage and reproductive disruption, said environmentalists. Fearing environmental disasters, they also said that the genetically modified foods and crops in the country would change the genetic characters of the indigenous species of crops and plants, reports UNB.
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