Tag: food and drug
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envirohealth: sonar, vets & condom corn
navy to train with sonar off hawaiifrom ap: The U.S. Navy was granted a one-year permit to train with sonar and bombs in Hawaii waters so long as it tries to protect whales and other marine animals from harm. The Navy warned that whales and other marine life may be harmed, or even killed, though…
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envirohealth: pesticides, gardasil & ‘6-legged soldiers’
fanta has 300x more pesticide than tap waterfrom daily mail: Fizzy drinks sold by Coca-Cola in Britain have been found to contain pesticides at up to 300 times the level allowed in tap or bottled water. A worldwide study found pesticide levels in orange and lemon drinks sold under the Fanta brand, which is popular…
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police state int’l: biometrics, hazardous substances & insurrection
dhs to expand US-visit biometric collectionfrom fcw: The Homeland Security Department will soon begin collecting digital fingerprints and photographs from lawful permanent residents of the United States and people seeking to enter the country on an immigration visa or as refugees. The biometric data will be collected from additional groups of those persons when they…
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envirohealth: biodefense, flying syringes & vaccine protests
huge new biodefense lab is dedicated at ft detrick from washington post: The Department of Homeland Security dedicated a massive biodefense laboratory in Frederick yesterday, moving toward the facility’s opening despite questions raised about the risks of deadly pathogens to be studied there. When the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center at Fort Detrick is…
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codex alimentarius: criminalizing natural healing
from brasscheck tv: They made cannabis, an important industrial and food plant, illegal. Now they are on the verge of making ALL plants illegal and /or under corporate control. “Codex Alimentarius” – an oppressive set of law designed to control the world food supply – was cooked up by an ex-Nazi in 1962. We’re on…
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vaccine death, cel tumor, food price & value of life
pharm giant kills 12 argentine babies in vaccine ‘trials’from trading markets: At least 12 babies who were part of a clinical study to test the effectiveness of a vaccine against pneumonia have died over the past year in Argentina, the local press reported Thursday. The study was sponsored by global drug giant GlaxoSmithKline and uses…
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US to pay hatfill $5.8m in anthrax op settlement
from raw replay: NBC’s Pete Williams reported that the U.S. Government has agreed to pay Steven Hatfill about $5.8 million in the case of the anthrax attacks that happened soon after 9/11. Hatfill had been declared “a person of interest” in the attacks. Williams said that it is “safe to assume” that Hatfill is no…
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g.i. lab rats, cloudseeding, c-51, cdc, food & drugs
veterans used in dangerous drug experimentsfrom raw replay: An investigation by ABC News and The Washington Times found that veterans with PTSD participated in a potentially dangerous drug experiment. Veterans were not told that one experimental drug was linked to violent psychotic behaviour and suicide. ABC News has more details here. This video is from…
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fetuses, fema, pharma & freemasons
study says antidepressants ok for fetusesfrom wnbc: Expectant mothers can safely use prescribed antidepressants during their first trimester, according to a new study from the Université de Montréal and Ste. Justine Hospital. “This is the first study to investigate the impact of antidepressant use during the first trimester of pregnancy in mothers with psychiatric disorders,”…
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weird science: nanotech, implanon, bisphenol & rofecoxib
scientists scared of nanotech in common productsfrom azonano: Valued for it’s antibacterial and odor-fighting properties, nanoparticle silver is becoming the star attraction in a range of products from socks to bandages to washing machines. But as silver’s benefits propel it to the forefront of consumer nanomaterials, scientists are recommending a closer examination of the unforeseen…
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dirty water
potomac river filled with animal-killing chemicalsfrom washington post: The Potomac River contains an array of man-made chemicals that could play havoc with animals’ hormone systems, federal scientists have found in their best glimpse yet of the river’s problems with a mysterious new class of pollutant. The research, unveiled at a conference last week, found more…
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ap probe finds drugs in drinking water
from ap: A vast array of pharmaceuticals – including antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers and sex hormones – have been found in the drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, an Associated Press investigation shows. To be sure, the concentrations of these pharmaceuticals are tiny, measured in quantities of parts per billion or trillion,…
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bio tech promises disease vaccines via food
from tech.co.uk: A seemingly bizarre experiment in genetically engineering plants has come up with a strain of rice that could make vaccination injections a thing of the past. Researchers working at the University of Tokyo’s Institute of Medical Science are working with experts in the fields of drugs, agrobiology and genetics to change the makeup…
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proquad, prozac, dupont, doomsday, eol & unsects
childhood vaccine linked to convulsionsfrom ap: Children suffered higher rates of fever-related convulsions when they got a Merck & Co. combination vaccine instead of two separate shots, according to a new study presented Wednesday. The results prompted a federal advisory panel on vaccines to water down their preference for the combo vaccine ProQuad, which protects…
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booz biometrics, castro quits, rotarix, lonsdale & checkmate
booz allen hamilton wins $6m biometrics bidfrom washington technology: Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. has won a contract worth $6.3 million to conduct a biometrics research project at the request of the Air Force, the Defense Department announced yesterday. Under the contract, the McLean, Va., company will help conduct research for a new 3-D facial recognition…