DOCUMENTOS INTERNACIONALES		LA ÉTICA Y LOS ANIMALES
CODIGOS DEONTOLÓGICOS		MEDIO AMBIENTE Y SOSTENIBILIDAD
BIOÉTICA EN ESCENA		GENÉTICA Y CLONACIÓN
TRASPLANTE DE ÓRGANOS		EUTANASIA
DIAGNÓSTICO PRENATAL		OMG
INVESTIGACIÓN BIOMÉDICA		FILOSOFÍA
REPRODUCCIÓN HUMANA ASISTIDA		JÜRGEN HABERMAS
RELACIÓN SANITARIO-PACIENTE	NOVEDADES ENLACES INICIO	INVESTIGACIÓN BIOÉTICA

ORGANISMOS MODIFICADOS GENÉTICAMENTE

 

THE INDEPENDENT 28 January 2006

GM: New study shows unborn babies could be harmed

Mortality rate for new-born rats six times higher when mother was fed on a diet of modified soya
By Geoffrey Lean, Environment Editor

Published: 08 January 2006
Women who eat GM foods while pregnant risk endangering their unborn babies, startling new research suggests.
The study - carried out by a leading scientist at the Russian Academy of Sciences - found that more than half of the offspring of rats fed on modified soya died in the first three weeks of life, six times as many as those born to mothers with normal diets. Six times as many were also severely underweight.