Outrage as scientists push to create ticks that spread red-meat allergies: 'Isn't this biological terrorism?'

Scientists have proposed a controversial study to create genetically modified ticks that spread a virus causing red-meat allergies, sparking outrage and accusations of "biological terrorism." Critics argue this could have unpredictable and dangerous health consequences, while supporters claim it could prevent future meat-related diseases. The debate highlights ethical dilemmas in genetic engineering and the potential ramifications of meddling with natural biological processes. This move underscores the need for stringent oversight in scientific research to prevent unintended global health crises.