The biotech industry’s web of attempts to buy credibility, by laundering its messages through supposedly independent academic scientists, is unraveling and beginning to reveal the influence of a huge amount of industry money on the independence of academic agricultural science. Some of this process was revealed recently in The New York Times. Many of these efforts to influence policy or public opinion start with industry staff emails, including suggested topics, points, and themes, which are then laundered through the credibility of academic scientists…
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Infant Formula Testing in 2026: Interpreting FDA Findings Through a Pediatric Exposure Lens
Article 11 in the Got Real Milk Series In April 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), under the Department of Health and Human Services...
