Aspartame Nutrition Non-Profit Leads Protest of Dairy Adulteration Proposal
Consumer Outrage Spreads Over FDA Dairy Industry Petition March 13, 2013 Washington, DC, Mar 13, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) -- According to the
Zoloft Birth Defects Warning
" ... The New England Journal of Medicine concluded in 2007, 'Our findings … suggest that individual SSRIs may confer increased risks for some specific d
WHO Denounces CIA for Misusing Anti-Polio Drive
" ... Guns and vaccine do not go together ... " Photo: A schoolgirl received a polio vaccine near Islamabad, Pakistan, on Thursday, the same day that a
Over 1,100 Cases of Cancer within Three Mile Radius of Fort Detrick’s Area B
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India Rejects Bayer (Farben) Plea against Cheap Cancer Drug
"... Bayer sells a one month supply of the drug for about $5,600. Natco's version would cost Indian patients $175 a month, less than 1/30th as much. ..."
Release of ‘Bad Pharma’ in U.S. may Help Spur Clinical-Trial Reforms
"... 'Bad Pharma' details how the pharmaceutical industry uses scientific tricks and shenanigans (and sometimes outright fraud) to push its products on doc
Diet Drinks, Artificial Sweeteners Tied to Greater Risk of Depression
" ... Diet soda drinkers were found to be at the highest risk for depression. The researchers have no explanation for this connection, but the study adds t
Lebensborn Program Photos Nazi Nurses Behind ‘Super Race Children’
(right) Nurses put babies under a sunlamp. (right top) A Nazi nurse fits a young girl with a gasmask in 1937. (right bottom) A nurse gives children UV ligh
UCLA Neurologists Link Pesticides to Parkinson’s
By Rick Nauert PhD Reviewed by John M. Grohol, Psy.D., January 7, 2013 UCLA neurologists have discovered a link between the pesticide benomyl, a product w
German Physician Says WHO Downplayed Health Effects of Nuclear Crisis on Fukushima Residents
The Japan Times, December 16, 2012 BERLIN — A German doctor and member of a Nobel Peace Prize-winning physicians' group has criticized a World Health Or
Diabetes and Social Media Helping Patients or Drug Companies?
" ... Treating diabetes in America is [a] $100 billion business, and Sanofi isn’t the only company looking to reap the benefits of social media. Pfizer,
Kids may Risk Cancer from Toxins in Food UC Davis Study
By Dorsey Griffith Futurity, November 16, 2012 Preschool-age children had higher exposure to more than half the toxic compounds being measured. Even rel
North Carolina Eugenics Victims Slipping Away
" ... The program, supported by prominent families and doctors here and in other parts of the state, was as much about thinning the welfare rolls as it was
Uncovering the Busy New Life of Canada’s Controversial Former Spy Watchdog
By Brian Hutchinson
National Post, November 24, 2012
From humble beginnings in his native Sierra Leone, Arthur Porter quickly — inexplicably, some say
The Eugenic Impulse
By Nathaniel Comfort The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 12, 2012 "The ultimate ideal sought," wrote Harvey Ernest Jordan in 1912, "is a perfect so
A Scientist’s Nazi-Era Past Haunts Prestigious Space Prize
By Lucette Lagnado Wall Street Journal, November 30, 2012 Every year since 1963, the Space Medicine Association has given out the Hubertus Strughold Award
Seven Side Effects of Drinking Diet Soda
By Lindsey Tugman KTHV, Nov 20, 2012 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- We're helping you make healthy choices today. You may have noticed that diet soda is more
Agent Orange Connection to Parkinson’s Disease Brings Closure to Family
October 11, 2012 Editor’s note: this is part two of a series about Agent Orange’s connection to Parkinson’s disease. The connection between Agent
Romney’s Legacy of Worker Abandonment – Asbestos-Sickened Workers Left Gasping for Breath
Bain reneges on benefits, pensions, investigation uncovers human cost PRWeb, October 5, 2012 In early 2012, reports began to surface about Bain Capi
Top General Denies Blocking Probe Into ‘Auschwitz-Like’ Afghan Hospital
By Noah Shachtman Wired Danger Room, September 12, 2012 Lt. Gen. William Caldwell, center, with Afghan surgeon general Ahmed Yaftali. Photo: U.S. Army One