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Should genetic privacy exist in agriculture?

  • OTTAWA—As of last year, Canada has a genetic privacy law. It sets rules for the privacy of our personal genomes and non-discrimination based on
Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 26, 2018
It is conceivable that our personal genomes contain traits that inform on antibiotic resistance or the propensity to spread a plague. Such information would be of great public interest and it would be good to have more thought and debate under our collective belts, should this possibility become reality, writes Marc Saner.   Image courtesy of Wikipedia

Should genetic privacy exist in agriculture?

Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 26, 2018
  • OTTAWA—As of last year, Canada has a genetic privacy law. It sets rules for the privacy of our personal genomes and non-discrimination based on

Should genetic privacy exist in agriculture?

Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 26, 2018
  • OTTAWA—As of last year, Canada has a genetic privacy law. It sets rules for the privacy of our personal genomes and non-discrimination based on
It is conceivable that our personal genomes contain traits that inform on antibiotic resistance or the propensity to spread a plague. Such information would be of great public interest and it would be good to have more thought and debate under our collective belts, should this possibility become reality, writes Marc Saner.   Image courtesy of Wikipedia

Should genetic privacy exist in agriculture?

  • OTTAWA—As of last year, Canada has a genetic privacy law. It sets rules for the privacy of our personal genomes and non-discrimination based on
Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 26, 2018
It is conceivable that our personal genomes contain traits that inform on antibiotic resistance or the propensity to spread a plague. Such information would be of great public interest and it would be good to have more thought and debate under our collective belts, should this possibility become reality, writes Marc Saner.   Image courtesy of Wikipedia

Should genetic privacy exist in agriculture?

Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 26, 2018
  • OTTAWA—As of last year, Canada has a genetic privacy law. It sets rules for the privacy of our personal genomes and non-discrimination based on

Should genetic privacy exist in agriculture?

Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 26, 2018
  • OTTAWA—As of last year, Canada has a genetic privacy law. It sets rules for the privacy of our personal genomes and non-discrimination based on
It is conceivable that our personal genomes contain traits that inform on antibiotic resistance or the propensity to spread a plague. Such information would be of great public interest and it would be good to have more thought and debate under our collective belts, should this possibility become reality, writes Marc Saner.   Image courtesy of Wikipedia

To diffuse technology or not to diffuse: that’s the question

  • Let me give you a choice between two compelling narratives on the topic of diffusion—efforts to make technologies available by means of government policies.
Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 20, 2017
Sound arguments can be made both for and against the diffusion of modern biotechnologies, writes Prof. Marc Saner. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

To diffuse technology or not to diffuse: that’s the question

Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 20, 2017
  • Let me give you a choice between two compelling narratives on the topic of diffusion—efforts to make technologies available by means of government policies.

To diffuse technology or not to diffuse: that’s the question

Opinion | BY MARC SANER | September 20, 2017
  • Let me give you a choice between two compelling narratives on the topic of diffusion—efforts to make technologies available by means of government policies.
Sound arguments can be made both for and against the diffusion of modern biotechnologies, writes Prof. Marc Saner. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia
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