I have followed all the links for "research," "proven as safe," and "hundreds of studies" and found no peer reviewed independent journal articles. Please report just TEN studies with proper citation out of the hundreds that are listed as available. Both pro and con.

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Tuesday, 07/04/2015 11:24

One extensive resource for searching peer-reviewed research related to GMOs and biotechnology in agriculture is Biology Fortified, Inc.'s GENERA (GENetic Engineering Risk Atlas). This comprehensive database consists of peer-reviewed research on the relative risks of genetically engineered crops. You can search for studies on different crops, traits, and funding sources, and even make quick charts of their results. Biology Fortified, Inc. (BFI) is an independent non-profit organization with a mission to strengthen the public discussion of issues in biology, with particular emphasis on genetics and genetic engineering in agriculture.

Also, please visit this question that was answered by John Vicini, food safety scientific affairs lead at Monsanto Company, and Dr. Peter Davies, professor of plant pathology and international professor of plant biology at Cornell University, which cites several studies.

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