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Monsanto’s ghostwriting to influence science and media
Monsanto’s Ghostwriting to Influence Science and Media.
While most ghostwriting scandals in science involve physicians, the agrichemical company ran a unique and sophisticated campaign to promote GMO technology and attack critics.
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