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S. Korea to revamp rules on aquariums to better protect animal rights
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USA: As new Ohio law, House Bill 33 will protect reporters of animal abuse
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Legal / Regulatory
December 20, 2020 - Euro Weekly News
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has confirmed that genetically modified pork is safe for human consumption and medicinal use, only the second genetically modified animal ever to be approved for food use. The pigs have been specifically designed without alpha-gel, which can cause allergic reactions in humans, and so will be invaluable in the medical world.
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