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A Celebration Of Love
By Stew Bittman, D.C.
To the editor: (February, 1996)
Another Valentine's Day has come and gone. A celebration of love. So we lavished our sweethearts with hearts and flowers and candy (to clog up those hearts, I suppose.) It's all very nice and sweet, but what exactly are we celebrating? ...
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Toy and Drug Recalls
Yesterday, several featured news headlines related to various toys that are being recalled in the United States appeared across the web. The pharmaceutical industry could learn a lot about public responsibility if they would simply adopt some of the practices seen in these toy recall announcemen...
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CBS Eye On America - Pharmaceuticals & Side Effects
If you missed the Monday evening CBS broadcast regarding Pharmaceuticals and their side effects, you can still watch it on the web.
From the airing...
"Sometimes pharmaceutical companies will list every adverse event that occurs in order to make the major adverse event seem of less impor...
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Ontario Flu Vaccine Program Debate
Forwarded by several DCs in Canada. Commentary by Gerry Bohemier D.C. of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
To All Government officials and friends:
It has never ceased to amaze me how the arguments for and against vaccine campaigns are endless. This one is published in the Journal of the Canadia...
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The future of e-health sites
Having first hand experience on this topic, I had wanted to write about it for some time. The Los Angeles Times yesterday, published an article stating that "The curtain is falling on e-health sites as we know them, experts say. What takes their place may be a whole new way of pursuing health ca...
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HMO's in the year 2001
On December 8th, 2000, USA Today ran a front page article highlighting the current state and the possible future of HMO's. According to the article, "medical inflation is back, besting managed care at the very thing it was supposed to solve."
It was supposed to solve the rising costs relate...
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Eating Genetically Engineered Foods
by a Concerned Mom
After mastering the art of juggling my little son, and typing at the same time; I completed my first article on genetically engineered foods. I had no idea I was eating this stuff, and you might not either. Please read, and share with others.
Genetically Engineered Foods...
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Needles Or Not - Flu Debate
Authored by Dawson Winchester
Reprinted with permission
St. Thomas Times-Journal October 7, 2000
Time again for the annual 'needles or not' flu debate. If it weren't such a damn serious subject it could be considered a silly and immature debate. But it is serious. Deadly serious for your ...
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Drugs and Flying Pigs
On September 25th, we reported on a USA today article which found that more than 50% of supposed independent drug studying experts had a direct financial interest in the drug or topic they were asked to evaluate. As USA Today stated, "these conflicts include helping a pharmaceutical company deve...
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More Antibiotic Misuse
A Yahoo News headline reads "Emergency Doctors Often Misuse Antibiotics"
According to the article, emergency room doctors are "inappropriately prescribing antibiotics" leading to even greater risks of drug-resistant infections.
A national survey revealed that during a one year period, ...
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NVIC Friends and Supporters
Forwarded from: The National Vaccine Information Center
Two bills were introduced in the House of Representatives on September 28-29,2000. These bills are nearly identical, but a Republican, Congressman Dave Weldon of Florida introduced one (HR5327) and Congressman Jerrold Nadler, a Democrat fr...
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Major League Baseball Wants What We've Got
The opening sentence in Saturdays Sacramento Bee article about the Oakland A's reads "Help wanted: On-call, 24-hour chiropractor. Call now, offer may end Sunday."
The article headline reads "A's Notes: Neck woes continue to plague hitters" and according to the article, the team may be in ne...
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Junk Science - Fraud & Ritalin
If you don't already know, a class-action lawsuit was filed last week in California and New Jersey charging the makers of ritalin and the APA with conspiracy to create a market for ritalin by targeting millions of children and misdiagnosing them with ADD/ADHD.
Have the articles been on your...
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If You Ever Needed A Clue
As a chiropractor, you have been telling the story, telling the story, telling the story. You have often said that "If they knew what I knew, they would do what I do." Yet sometimes you may wonder if your message is getting out there. Your message is reaching the people and it is critical that y...
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Fluoridation Folly
By Barry Forbes
Source: The Tribune, Mesa, Arizona, August 27, 2000
Reprinted with Permission
So I'm reading my morning newspaper, enjoying a first cup of steaming hot coffee. Decaffeinated. Made with unfluoridated water, naturally.
Up pops a story about Gilbert, the lone Valley ho...
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