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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved cloned beef, pigs and goats for human... 1/2008 Reuters
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New York Post
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FDA approves cloned meat for food
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10 months ago
ABC (abc7chicago - Chicago)
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FDA Approved it but is it safe?. Peter Barnes and his guests discuss what cloned food is and debate whether it is safe.
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10 months ago
FOX Business
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The US food safety authority (FDA) approved meat and milk from cloned animals, clearing the way for them one day to appear in shops despite opposition on ethical and health grounds. (Report: C. ...
10 months ago
France 24
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The FDA approves food from cloned cows, President Bush returns from the Middle East, and some Iowa students fight against hunger.
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10 months ago
CNN
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Jan 15 - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved cloned beef, pigs and goats for human consumption. Cloning advocates expect it will be the offspring of cloned animals, not the costly clones themselves, that will eventually provide meat or milk to U.S. consumers. Experts say it could take four or five years before cloned products reach American supermarkets. Lindsay Claiborn reports. Featured Speaker: Dr. Randall Lutter, Deputy Commissioner of Policy and Planning of the US Food and Drug Administration
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10 months ago
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