Why not have more milk?
This Commentary briefly examines the safety of milk and meat products from cows treated with bovine growth hormone to increase milk production. The author concludes that this genetically engineered hormone is safe for both humans and cows
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| description | This Commentary briefly examines the safety of milk and meat products from cows treated with bovine growth hormone to increase milk production. The author concludes that this genetically engineered hormone is safe for both humans and cows |
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