Genetic engineering safety Issues

Practical-personal reasons It is assumed that knowledgeable citizens would feel more confident and competent to cope with science-related issues in their daily life (Laugksch, 2000). The examples of such issues are endless diet, smoking, safety, health and illness, cellular phones, genetic engineering of food, vaccines, medicines, etc.. 

In 1986, OECD published its first safety considerations for genetically engineered organisms (OECD, 1986). These included the issues relevant to human health, the environment and agriculture that might be considered in a risk/safety assessment. In its recommendations for agricultural and environmental applications, it suggested that risk/safety assessors ... 

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