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Volume 18 Number 1 January - February 2005
The Antidote to Big Pharma: GeneWatch Interviews Marcia Angell by Evan Lerner Open Source Biotechnology by Janet Hope
The Genetic Bill of Rights by Sheldon Krimsky and Peter Shorett
GM Food Legislation by Lara Freeman Headlines: Biotechnology in the News
Volume 18 Number 2 March - April 2005 Misleading Marketing of Genetic Tests by Helen Wallace Dubious Genetic Testers by Stephen Barrett and Harriet Hall Gene Therapy: What Has Been Achieved After 25 Years? by Sheldon Krimsky
BU's Four Part Failure by Marc Pelletier In the Numbers: Trends in Genetic Testing
Headlines: Biotechnology in the News
Volume 18 Number 3 May-June 2005
Without a Trace by Phil Bereano Whistleblowers, Threats, and Bribes by Jeffrey Smith
Digging for Gold by Anuradha Mittal
Prempting Democracy by Britt Bailey In the Numbers: SOCO Report Statistics
Volume 18 Number 4 July-August 2005
Race and Genes by Ruth Hubbard The Fallacy of Racial Medicine by Richard Lewontin
The New Racial Economy by Evan Balaban
New Information, Enduring Questions by Jonathan Marks
Volume 18 Number 5 September - October 2005
The Slow Dawn of the Epigenome by Brandon Keim Egg Donation Dangers by Judy Norsigian
An Act to Protect the Public Health and Environment from Toxic Biological Agents The Year of the Stem Cell by Sujatha Byravan
Volume 18 Number 6 November -December 2005
A Disaster in the Making by Evan Lerner BiDil: False Promises by Jonathan Kahn
China's Gene Therapy Drug by Sheldon Krimsky Cloning in America by Kelli Whitlock Burton
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