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Open letter to A. Wallace Hayes, editor of Food & Chemical Toxicology
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ENSSER Comments on the retraction of the S¨¦ralini et al. 2012 study
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Journal¡¯s retraction of rat feeding paper is a travesty of science and looks like a bow to industry
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Elsevier¡¯s journal Food and Chemical Toxicology has retracted the paper by Prof. Gilles-Eric S¨¦ralini¡¯s group which found severe toxic effects (including liver congestions and necrosis and kidney nephropathies), increased tumor rates and higher mortality in rats fed Monsanto¡¯s genetically modified NK603 maize and/or the associated herbicide Roundup[1].
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The arguments of the journal¡¯s editor for the retraction, however, violate not only the criteria for retraction to which the journal itself subscribes, but any standards of good science. Worse, the names of the reviewers who came to the conclusion that the paper should be retracted, have not been published.
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Since the retraction is a wish of many people with links to the GM industry, the suspicion arises that it is a bow of science to industry.
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ENSSER points out, therefore, that this retraction is a severe blow to the credibility and independence of science, indeed a travesty of science.
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Elsevier, the publisher of Food and Chemical Toxicology, has published a statement[2] saying that the journal¡¯s editor-in-chief, Dr. A. Wallace Hayes, ¡°found no evidence of fraud or intentional misrepresentation of the data¡±.
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The statement mentions only a single reason for the retraction, namely that ¡°the results presented (while not incorrect) are inconclusive¡±.
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According to Hayes, the low number of rats and the tumour susceptibility of the rat strain used do not allow definitive conclusions.
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Now there are guidelines for retractions in scientific publishing, set out by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)[3].
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Inconclusiveness of research results is not one of the grounds for retraction contained in these guidelines.
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The journal Food and Chemical Toxicology is a member of COPE[4].
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¡®Conclusive¡¯ results are rare in science, and certainly not to be decided by one editor and a secret team of persons using undisclosed criteria and methods. Independent science would cease to exist if this were to be an accepted mode of procedure.
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S¨¦ralini paper a chronic toxicity study, not a full-scale carcinogenicity study
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Most notably, S¨¦ralini and his co-authors did not draw any definitive conclusions in the paper in the first place; they simply reported their observations and phrased their conclusions carefully, cognizant of their uncertainties.
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This is because the paper is a chronic toxicity study and not a full-scale carcinogenicity study, which would require a higher number of rats.
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The authors did not intend to look specifically for tumours, but still found increased tumour rates.
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Secondly, both of Hayes¡¯s arguments (the number of rats and their tumour susceptibility) were considered by the peer reviewers of the journal, who decided they formed no objection to publication.
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Thirdly, these two arguments have been discussed at length in the journal following the publication of the paper and have been refuted by the authors of the paper and other experts.
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Higher numbers of animals are only required in this type of safety studies to avoid missing toxic effects (a ¡®false negative¡¯ result), but the study found pronounced toxic effects and a first indication of possible carcinogenic effects.
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The Sprague-Dawley strain of rat which was used, is the commonly used standard for this type of research.
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For these reasons, the statistical significance of the biochemical data was endorsed by statistics experts. The biochemical data confirm the toxic effects such as those on liver and kidney, which are serious enough by themselves. The tumours and mortality rates are observations which need to be confirmed by a specific carcinogenicity study with higher numbers of rats; in view of public food safety, it is not wise to simply ignore them.
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Unpleasant results should be checked, not ignored. And the toxic effects other than tumours and mortality are well-founded.
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Who did the reevaluation?
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Even more worrying than the lack of good grounds for the retraction is the fact that the journal¡¯s editor-in-chief has not revealed who the reviewers were who helped him to come to the conclusion that the paper should be retracted; nor has he revealed the criteria and methodology of their reevaluation, which overruled the earlier conclusion of the original peer-review which supported publication.
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In a case like this, where many of those who denounced the study have long-standing, well-documented links to the GM industry and, therefore, a clear interest in having the results of the study discredited, such lack of transparency about how this potential decision was reached is inexcusable, unscientific and unacceptable.
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It raises the suspicion that the retraction is a favour to the interested industry, notably Monsanto.
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ENSSER promotes independent critical discourse
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It is part of ENSSER¡¯s mission to promote the critical discourse, particularly in Europe, on new technologies and their impacts.
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Uncertainty is inherent to science, as is the debate between conflicting explanations of findings. Openness of this debate and independent research to find the truth are crucial prerequisites for the survival of independent science.
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This holds true in particular for the technology of genetically modified crops, where the safety studies done by the producers for authorisation of the crops are all too often not published at all because of business confidentiality of the data and may not hold up to an independent peer-review.
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These studies, not only the independent ones like S¨¦ralini¡¯s, should be subject to debate. The public have a right to be informed of anything related to the safety of their food.
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In short, the decision to retract S¨¦ralini¡¯s paper is a flagrant abuse of science and a blow to its credibility and independence.
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It is damaging for the reputation of both the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology and its publisher Elsevier. It will decrease public trust in science. And it will not succeed in eliminating critical independent science from public view and scrutiny. Such days and times are definitively over.
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[3] http://publicationethics.org/files/retraction guidelines.pdf
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