Tag: aids
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swine flu updates: theories, queries & phase 6
… swine flu flashbacks: part 1, 2, 3 & 4 … who says swine flu not an accident from a labfrom nytimes: The swine flu virus did not result from a laboratory accident, the World Health Organization said Thursday, working to debunk rumors started by an Australian virologist and circulated by news outlets all over…
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envirohealth: the pharmaceutical-industrial complex
depression drug illegally marketed to kids from ecochildsplay: A five year probe of Forest Laboratories by the U.S. Justice Department into illegal marketing of Lexapro to children has an ironic twist to it: The FDA just approved the use of Lexapro for depression in children. “Federal health care programs have paid thousands of false and…
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envirohealth: water, web, weather, west virginia & whales
cnbc host recommends statins be put in the water supplyfrom youtube: Makers of Crestor now claim that people with normal cholesterol are also at risk for heart attack. Their study shows that if this group has a high level of hsCRP they lower their risk for heart attacks and arterial disease. This even though hsCRP…
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outside the box #157
here is the latest episode of “outside the box,” hosted by alex ansary.it was originally broadcast by portland community media on june 12, 2008. from alex ansary: Alex speaks with Scott Stevens (www.weatherwars.info) about man made weather patterns. Technical difficulties prolonged the start of the interview, which begins 15 minutes into the show. leonard horowitz…
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wright says US govt capable of creating aids
from paul joseph watson: Barack Obama’s outspoken pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., defended his statements accusing the U.S. government of deliberately engineering the AIDS virus as a means of genocide during a National Press Club appearance yesterday by citing the documented history of the U.S. government’s involvement in biological warfare operations against innocent people. Asked…
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indonesia debates microchipping hiv patients
from bbc: Legislators in the Indonesian province of Papua are debating whether to approve a bill allowing microchips to be implanted in people with HIV. The measure has been put forward as a way of preventing the spread of HIV in the Indonesian province. But the move is facing stiff opposition from health workers. About…

