Media coverage

Paul Deheuvels is an eminent statistician and a member of the French Academy of Sciences. Yet he was not consulted when the Academy released a statement discrediting the results of the study on GMOs, led by Gilles-Eric Séralini. Revolted
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by MAARTEN RABAEY
De Morgen, 16 February 2013, translated into English from the Dutch original by New Europe Translations

The horsemeat scandal is just the tip of the iceberg, as consumers don’t know what’s in their food, regardless of packaging fraud.
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For the first time in the world a TV campaign with approx 6 million views will expose the Séralini 2012 research to the mass public in an election in Western Australia; ie. the Séralini study links GMO to cancer, liver
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CRIIGEN press release, 21 February 2013

In a new research paper published in the highly ranked scientific journal Toxicology, Robin Mesnage, Benoît Bernay and Professor Gilles-Eric Séralini, from the University of Caen, France, have proven (from a study of nine Roundup-like
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Because they dared to speak out about health and medical disasters they were persecuted by those they attacked

by Maryvonne Ollivry
Paris Match
17 January 2013
Translated from the original French article by New Europe Translations

Meneton and the food industry, Vasseur and prisons, Cicolella
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Addressing criticisms targeted at a study showing GM maize harmed the health of rats, a campaigner concludes that the public was misled in order to protect powerful commercial interests. (more…)

A French researcher who claims a link between genetically modified corn and cancer on Tuesday said he would publish his work, the day after the EU, which has cleared the maize, promised to make public its own assessment. (more…)

We cautiously welcome EFSA’s release of the data it used to approve NK603 maize, though we await scientists’ views as to whether it is useful and usable data. (more…)

Invitation to a CRIIGEN press conference on the study of Prof. Séralini’s group
Tuesday 15 January 14:00 PM European Parliament 1, Avenue du Président Robert Schuman, 67000 – Strasbourg Room LOW N-1/201 (more…)