Despite what Joni Kamiya claims, these are the actual conclusions of the study:

"To our knowledge, this is the first study to highlight the presence
of pesticides-associated genetically modified foods in maternal,
fetal and nonpregnant women’s blood. 3-MPPA and Cry1Ab toxin
are clearly detectable and appear to cross the placenta to the
fetus. Given the potential toxicity of these environmental pollutants
and the fragility of the fetus, more studies are needed,
particularly those using the placental transfer approach [41]. Thus,
our present results will provide baseline data for future studies exploring a new area of research relating to nutrition, toxicology
and reproduction in women."   (continuied)