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GM food: Golden rice will save millions of people from vitamin A deficiency. – Slate Magazine

Posted on February 22, 2013 By pcronald

Finally, after a 12-year delay caused by opponents of genetically modified foods, so-called “golden rice” with vitamin A will be grown in the Philippines. Bu for  8 million kids, the wait was too long.

GM food: Golden rice will save millions of people from vitamin A deficiency. – Slate Magazine.

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