Morgellons Disease: CDC Says Weird Skin Disease is Probably Mental Delusion January 26, 2012 Print Version Source: Lansing Injury Board Morgellons disease is a very strange condition characterized by brightly colored “fibers” that seem to appear out of nowhere underneath affected individuals’ skin, as well as pain and lesions. Morgellons patients typically become very [...]
Edible Microchips to Monitor Drug Taking Habits January 20th, 2012 I wonder if people will tell Siri to remind them to take their digestible sensors? Via: Independent: An edible microchip that records the precise details of a patient’s pill regime will be available in Britain by the end of year following a commercial deal [...]
U.S. Claims Immunity from Lawsuit Brought by Victims of Medical Atrocities in Guatemala January 11th, 2012 Via: CNN: The United States has rejected the grounds of a lawsuit stemming from experiments involving sexually transmitted diseases and human subjects in Guatemala between 1946 and 1948. At the same time, the government announced increased aid to [...]
Cannabis Treatment Threatens Deadly Painkiller Industry January 10, 2012 Print Version Anthony Gucciardi Activist Post Pharmaceutical painkillers are now responsible for more deaths in the United States than heroin and cocaine combined. These pharmaceuticals are responsible for more than 15,000 deaths conservatively in 2008 alone. With no sign of slowing down, the painkiller industry is [...]
Anger over secret drug trials on Indian children January 4, 2012 Print Version Source: Asia One BHOPAL, India – Indian activists have reacted in anger after 12 doctors were fined just 5,000 rupees (S$122) each for conducting secret drug trials on children and patients with learning disabilities. The Madhya Pradesh state government said the [...]
Alarm as Dutch lab creates highly contagious killer flu December 20, 2011 Print Version Source: London Independent A deadly strain of bird flu with the potential to infect and kill millions of people has been created in a laboratory by European scientists – who now want to publish full details of how they did it. The [...]
Physicians Oppose Mandatory Flu Vaccine for Health Workers December 18, 2011 Print Version Strong: AAPS In a letter to Colorado public health officials, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) opposes a rule requiring workers in health care facilities to have an annual influenza vaccination or lose their jobs. Workers who had a [...]
Australia Vaccine Scheme Extorts Families Through Tax Credits Brandon Turbeville Activist Post Earlier this week, I wrote an article dealing with Australia’s introduction of fingerprint scanners into various workplaces for the purposes of keeping track of employees’ attendance and performance. The finger scanning program is being introduced by several large companies and will require [...]
Ireland: Psychiatrist Calls for Lithium to be Added to Water December 5th, 2011 Via: Irish Times: A consultant psychiatrist last night called on Government to add lithium salts to the public water supply in a bid to lower the suicide rate and depression among the general population. At a mental health forum on “Depression [...]
Scientist Makes H5N1 Highly Contagious November 26th, 2011 Via: NPR: If the virus evolves to spread as easily between people as seasonal flu, however, it could cause a devastating global pandemic. So in an attempt to stay ahead of H5N1, scientists have been tweaking its genes in the lab to learn more about how [...]
Scientists Create Lethal, Highly Contagious Bird Flu November 20, 2011 Print Version Source: NPR Scientists and security specialists are in the midst of a fierce debate over recent experiments on a strain of bird flu virus that made it more contagious. The big question: Should the results be made public? Critics say doing so [...]
Antibiotic-resistant infections spread through Europe November 17, 2011 Print Version Source: The Independent The world is being driven towards the “unthinkable scenario of untreatable infections”, experts are warning, because of the growth of superbugs resistant to all antibiotics and the dwindling interest in developing new drugs to combat them. Reports are increasing across Europe [...]
893 Turks die in major drug companies’ experiments [Translate] S ource: Hurriyet Drug experimentations conducted by pharmaceutical giants have killed 893 Turks, the Independent reported. Turkey is listed sixth of the countries that report the most deaths due to experimentations, with India taking the lead at over 1,700 victims who lost their lives during experiments [...]
‘Researchers Creating Ultimate Flu Shot’ November 7th, 2011 Get ready for more autoimmune diseases. Via: CBS: “We are in the front line of discovery,” said Dr. Beatrice Fontoura. She and her team at UT Southwestern have discovered a compound that works to fight multiple strains of the flu, including the deadly Spanish Flu that [...]
GlaxoSmithKline Will Pay $3 Billion to Resolve U.S. Criminal and Civil Investigations November 3rd, 2011 Via: Bloomberg: GlaxoSmithKline Plc (GSK) agreed to pay $3 billion to resolve U.S. criminal and civil investigations into whether the U.K. company marketed drugs for unapproved uses and other matters, its biggest legal settlement. Negotiations over the terms are [...]
