From CRISPR gene-edited embryos to GMO crops, biotechnology is revolutionizing medicine and farming. Scientists are increasingly able to make targeted genetic tweaks to humans, plants and animals to combat our most urgent global challenges—including hunger, disease, aging and climate change. Sadly, scientific misinformation spreads like cancer through social media and partisan blogs. Where can you... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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RFK, Jr. has resurrected the long-debunked speculation that atrazine, a low-toxicity weedkiller, causes sexual dysphoria in frogs—and humans. The oft-reported GMO vs. organic agriculture debate is a marketing myth; one farmer says we should quit taki... more
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This is one of my go-to podcast for scientifically rigorous biotech news and analysis! The 2 hosts are smart, knowledgeable, also sound very friendly. Warmly recommend!
Kevin and Cameron lay out the facts and discuss disinformation on this podcast. Myth busting through evidence, not emotion. Current episodes run a breezy thirty minutes. They’re fair and kind—if the uninformed and misinformed can sit for half an hour, progress can be made.
Insightful discussion into important science topics. Cultivating science literacy in a digestible and interesting way.
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