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GM Technology to fight aflatoxins in maize - lecturer

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  • Mr. Questions 10 years ago

    Prof. why are you so confident about
    GMO ? I know you studied ecology. You should always tread very carefully whenever you change the natural balance of the ecosystem.

    Compare and contrast natural rice to polished ric ...
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  • Wire 10 years ago

    I live in Italy & in just this year, a private lab has planted a secret experimental GMO corn plants out on the field & as soon as the people living in this comunity got to know of this GMO plants, the people took the law int ...
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  • ZImla 10 years ago

    How much did the Americans pay this bitch to lie.

  • FM 10 years ago

    There are many things that are related to cancer and cancer causing chemicals etc etc. There is not one single definitive toxin with respects to the causal link to cancer. There is clear agenda here. This is to sell GM techno ...
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  • OKRO 10 years ago

    Hi Dr,am sorry upon reading this news am disappointed in you,if you really know the impact of GM foods on people,I can assure you,only greedy and selfish person who will encourage our poor farmers to go in for GM seed for cul ...
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  • Madugu 10 years ago

    where are the learned ones in ghana, let ur voice be heard on GM technology.

  • OKRO 10 years ago

    'To date most of the studies have been done on animals; worryingly, though, some of those studies link GM foods to altered metabolism, inflammation, kidney and liver malfunction, and reduced fertility. In one experiment, mult ...
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  • King David 10 years ago

    First, according to the Human Development Index 2008, the 'developed world' is 14.6% of the total population. For the U.S Centre for Disease Control to say 4.5b of the 'developed world' ... implies the population of the world ...
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  • ADWEN 10 years ago

    You are simply naïve in you assertion and thinking that because "Genetically Modified food are scientifically generated", they are good to be experimented on Africans.
    If it is so good why don't those who developed it apply ...
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  • km agyin 10 years ago

    Great idea. There has been an increase in primary liver cancers which can be related to aflatoxins.

  • Dr. P. Salifu 10 years ago

    I do not know what exactly Dr. Osei might have said but it is not likely that GM can solve the problem of aflatoxins. Yes we can use other scientific approaches to reduce the burden. Over generalisation of the power of GM is ...
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  • Gandalf 10 years ago

    For goodness sake let us rise up against this GM Foods menace. These crops have the ability to withstand high concentrations of Roundup herbicides that are used to control weeds. However, the active agent in Roundup from Mons ...
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  • Samato 10 years ago

    GET REAL. ARE YOU PART OF THEIR GM TESTING GOING ON IN GHANA?

  • zomabi 10 years ago

    PLEASE 4.5 BILLION PEOPLE DO NOT LIVE IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD. THE FIGURE IS FAR LESS THAN THAT. CHECK YOUR FACTS AND COME AGAIN

  • Adongo 10 years ago

    WHEN WILL GHANAIANS STOP WALLOWING IN IGNORANCE.AMERICANS ARE ALSO CONSUMING GM FOODS ,YOU IDIOT.AFLATOXINS HAVE BEEN LINKED TO CANCER FOR AGES ESPECIALLY LIVER CANCER,WHICH IS COMMON IN GHANA.THIS INDEED IS GOOD NEWS!

  • Sankofa 10 years ago

    Dr Dufie, do you not realise the U.S Centre for Disease Control will say anything to get us to adopt GM technology?

    Do you not appreciate the stark dangers of GM food to our people?

    Do you not know that New Zealand has ...
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