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Archive for the Month of July, 2005.
Viewing Science / Health NEWS articles 1 through 23 of 23.
- Any five of these 100 inconsistencies are grounds for a major overhaul of the Aids paradigm. They expose the misrepresentation, fraud, pseudo-science and hype that underpins the drugs and therapies used in Aids treatment today. The persistence of AIDS dogma is truly astonishing, in the face of so many specific scientific flaws
- Prince Charles gave an enthusiastic endorsement last week to the Gerson Therapy, which eschews chemotherapy in favour of 13 fruit juices a day, coffee enemas and weekly injections of vitamins.
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What they should know about the aspartame connection
- "Big Pharma" won a major victory in Rome, Italy today. Vitamins and minerals, for over-the-counter sale will be phased out, almost completely, in every country on Planet Earth.
- Medical journals are an immoral marketing tool for drug companies, a former editor of the `British Medical Journal' says, and medical journalism isn't about the truth
- The inequalities that mark American life maintain their hold through age and even death, a new study shows.
- Agent Orange, the chemical defoliant widely used during the Vietnam War by US forces, is associated with diabetes found in American veterans, a Pentagon study said. - A quarter of U.S. women say they're skipping doctor visits and delaying or skipping on buying prescribed drugs because they can't afford them. - I am starting to believe that this is only found in GM foods, not just potatoes, but all of the GM's. It is produced when high heat is used to cook them. Since potatoes are more likely to have the heat treatment, they are not mentioning other foods.
- Allegations of misconduct by U.S. researchers reached record highs last year as the Department of Health and Human Services received 274 complaints — 50 percent higher than 2003 and the most since 1989 when the federal government established a program to deal with scientific misconduct. Research suggests this is but a small fraction of all the incidents of fabrication, falsification and plagiarism.
- Controversial new European laws which could outlaw thousands of vitamin and mineral supplements were upheld by European Court judges.
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The European Food Safety Authority is reviewing "as a matter of high priority" the results of a large new study into aspartame, the artificial sweetener consumed by millions of people worldwide and used in more than 6,000 food and drink products.
- Harvard University is investigating an allegation that a dentistry professor downplayed research showing an increased risk of bone cancer for boys who drink fluoridated tap water. - The compound that makes curry yellow could help fight skin cancer, US researchers say
- The Pentagon has alarmed some US scientists by proposing new restrictions on access to sensitive technology by foreign researchers. - US chemicals giant DuPont is facing a lawsuit accusing the company of failing to warn consumers about the health hazards of Teflon non-stick coatings.
- Hybrid automobiles can be made even more environmentally friendly by the addition of solar cells.
- NEUROSURGEON SAYS BAN TOXIN FROM SCHOOLS! - Anniversary of the first atomic bomb testing brings back memories to residents
- A government-convened panel that was intended to discuss ways to limit marketing junk food to kids instead became an enormous PR opportunity for the junk food industry.
- Researchers Identify Chemical Behind Broccoli's Cancer-Fighting Effects - Increasingly, drug companies aren't just selling cures. They're also marketing disease.
- Astronomers have discovered an object in our solar system that is larger than Pluto. They are calling it the 10th planet, but already that claim is contested.
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