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"Sweeps" matters a lot to the local TV stations that carry Oz's daytime talk show.Īfter the episode airs on Thursday, Oz will follow up with a Friday interview on NBC's "Today" show. Thursday is, coincidentally or not, the start of the May "sweeps" season when television ratings are measured even more closely than usual. Regular viewers of his show, about two million on an average day, presumably already trust him and may not need to hear his response. Oz says he's not against GMOs, but promotes more thorough labeling of them.Īccording to the spokesman, one of the overarching messages of Thursday's episode is, "I'm going to keep fighting for your right to know what's in your food."īy preparing an on-air rebuttal, Oz is confronting the controversy head-on - but also risking giving more attention to the doctors' assertions.
The letter honed in on what the doctors called Oz's "baseless and relentless opposition to the genetic engineering of food crops." Some of the letter-writers have ties to the genetically modified food industry. The doctors wrote to Columbia last week, challenging Oz's position as a faculty member at the university's college of physicians and surgeons and accusing him of "promoting quack treatments and cures in the interest of personal financial gain."
About two-thirds of the episode will be devoted to Oz's rebuttal, according to a spokesman for the show.
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