House Committee Votes To Continue Ban On Genetically Modified Babies

(By Rob Stein for NPR)

A congressional committee voted Tuesday to continue a federal ban on creating genetically modified babies in the United States.

The House Appropriations Committee voted to retain the ban after the prohibition had been lifted last month by a subcommittee. The vote was part of debate over routine funding legislation for the Food and Drug Administration.  Continue reading article here…

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