Tag: pharma
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Turn in Your Guns, Get a Free Flu Shot
from cryptogon.com: WORCESTER — Flu shots instead of gunshots. People can get free flu shots Saturday and next Saturday, even if they don’t turn in a gun at the city’s annual Goods for Guns buyback program. City residents, or residents of any other community, may bring their unwanted weapons, unloaded and wrapped in a bag,…
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TriHealth Fires 150 Employees for Not Getting Flu Shots
One of Cincinnati’s largest employers fired approximately 150 employees Wednesday for failing to get a required flu shot.
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Empirical Data Confirm Autism Symptoms Related to Aluminum and Acetaminophen Exposure
from cryptogon.com: Via: Entropy: Abstract: Autism is a condition characterized by impaired cognitive and social skills, associated with compromised immune function. The incidence is alarmingly on the rise, and environmental factors are increasingly suspected to play a role. This paper investigates word frequency patterns in the U.S. CDC Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) database.…
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Colorado, Washington First States to Legalize Recreational Pot
Colorado and Washington became the first U.S. states to legalize the possession and sale of marijuana for recreational use on Tuesday in defiance of federal law, setting the stage for a possible showdown with the Obama administration.
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Gardasil Fingerprints Found In Post-Mortem Samples
For the first time in history, a biologically plausible mechanism of action has been discovered linking a vaccine to a serious adverse event. Gardasil has left behind its genetic fingerprint in post-mortem central nervous system samples of two girls who took this vaccine.
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Coca-Cola, Sanofi Team for New Line of ‘Beautific’ Drinks
U.S. soft drink company Coca-Cola Co is teaming up with French drugmaker Sanofi to launch a line of drinks in France that will claim to aid health and beauty. The partnership calls for the co-development and distribution of drinks under the Oenobiol “Beautific” brand, a Coca-Cola spokesman said.
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Medicine Rarely A Slam Dunk, Despite Splashy Studies
Next time a research finding leaves you slack-jawed, thinking it’s too good to be true, you might just be right, according to a massive new analysis tracking the fate of splashy medical studies.
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Three-Quarters of Scientific Retractions Caused by Misconduct, Not Honest Errors
When journals are forced to issue retractions about inaccurate information in articles and papers, the cause of the errors are largely the result of misconduct by scientists and academics.
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New Evidence Demolishes Claims of Safety, Effectiveness of HPV Vaccine
There are currently two HPV vaccines on the market, but if there was any regard for sound scientific evidence, neither would be promoted as heavily as they are.
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Under Our Skin: The Untold Story of Lyme Disease
Unrelenting pain. Headaches, muscle aches, swollen joints, rashes. Loss of coordination and muscle spasms. Intermittent paralysis. Cycles of disabling symptoms that persist for years, causing ceaseless suffering and frustration for patients and their families.
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Is the CDC’s Mandated Vaccine Schedule a Health-Disguised Compulsory Sterilization Program?
This use of vaccines to sterilize continued beyond WWII, including under the aegis of WHO, where the intent was hidden.
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National Depression Screening Day
Get evaluated tomorrow (October 11). It’s free, anonymous, and takes less than ten minutes. Over 1,000 sites nationwide will offer free mental health evaluations to the public tomorrow for National Depression Screening Day.
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Scant Oversight of Drug Maker in Fatal Meningitis Outbreak
from nytimes.com: [Kentucky] Judge [Eddie C.] Lovelace died in Nashville in September at age 78, one of the first victims in a growing national outbreak of meningitis caused by the very medicine that was supposed to help him. Health officials say they believe it was contaminated with a fungus. The rising toll — 7 dead,…
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Why have Antipsychotic Prescriptions in Children Skyrocketed?
from mercola.com: Most of the atypical antipsychotics were approved in the 1990’s, at which time they were reserved for a very small minority of serious mental illnesses; primarily schizophrenia and bipolar disorder – diseases afflicting an estimated three percent of Americans. More recently, some atypical antipsychotics have also been approved for the treatment of severe…
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Destroying Children With The Cloak Of ADHD
from naturalnews.com: ADHD, your child, drugs, corruption… are words that should not be in the same sentence – or same conversation for that matter. Last month, a study was published that makes it questionable whether this generation of children stands even a remote fighting chance against the pharmaceutical companies…. They do if their parents are…