Right. Sure.
FDA to Receive More Money from Drug Manufacturers, But Denies “Undue Influence” The proposed budget of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is worrying […]
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May 2009
When change hits profits – expect no change.
Bill Moyers: How Can We Expect an Industry That Profits from Disease and Sickness to Police Itself? By Bill Moyers and Michael Winship, AlterNet Posted
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Ten most dangerous foods in your fridge
Ten Worst Foods in Your Fridge On Thursday, May 21, 2009, I woke up in a parallel universe in which newspaper reporters tell the truth.
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Santa Fe WIFI catastrophe
From Arthur Firstenberg I am back sleeping in my house as of yesterday. Evidently many of you who live in Santa Fe began suffering at
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thoughts on breast cancer
From Roby Mitchell (Dr Fitt) This article gives a qualified good review of the ecology of breast cancer. It is unequivocally wrong in its information
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Nobel laureate – use common sense and stop Prozac
Psychiatry in the year 2009: “diagnostic science” used in the psychotropic medicine field is no more a “science” than someone experimenting with spices in
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Avoid Soy !
The Whole Soy Story by Kaayla T. Daniel, PhD, CCN 480 pages – Hardcover Retail: $29.95 The Dark Side of America’s Favorite Health Food The
When caring depends upon profit
Blue Double Cross By PAUL KRUGMAN That didn’t take long. Less than two weeks have passed since much of the medical-industrial complex made a big
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Down’s syndrome protective against cancer
Why Do People With Down Syndrome Have Less Cancer? Research In Mice And Human Stem Cells Suggests New Therapeutic Targets ScienceDaily (May 21, 2009) ””
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Bearded bards
Furry-faced men from across the globe trek to Alaska to compete for title of fanciest whiskers Al Grillo, Associated Press In this Thursday photo, John
