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87Sunscreens: The Good the Bad and the Toxic
Are Sunscreens Toxic? Do they really speed the development of cancer rather than prevent it? You may want to take a look at the ingredients in your favorite sunscreen and moisturizer. It seems, they may contain some surprising additives that aren’t doing you any good.
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92Tattoos- Health Risks and Toxic Effects
Tattoo inks are not regulated by the FDA, despite increasing evidence not only of skin reactions, but also delayed effects such as skin cancer and auto-immune disorders.
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90Botox Side Effects
Food Mould Botox is the trade name for botulinum toxin A, a nuerotoxin. A nuerotoxin is a poisonous substance which causes damage to the nerve cells. Another example of a nuerotoxin is lead. Botox is used clinically in small substances to treat...
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88Crook Alert!! Drug and Medical Device Companies Are Bribing Our Doctors and Exerting Undue Influence on Research
The Institute of Medicine issued a critical report calling for doctors to stop taking money, free drug samples and other gifts from drug and medical device companies. "It is time for medical schools to end a number of long-accepted relationships and practices that create conflicts of interest, threaten the integrity of their missions and their reputations, and put public trust in jeopardy," the report concluded.
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90Actos and Bladder Cancer-Definite Link; Lawsuit Filed by Oklahoma Man
Actos and bladder cancer, now linked, resulted in a lawsuit by my husband, a victim. Learn the history of the lack of a warning by the manufacturer of the diabetic drug. Class action lawsuit is in the works.
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89FDA Approved Food Coloring: What You Are Really Eating
Consumers beware of what artificial food coloring is, where it comes from and why we shouldn't eat it. There are easy ways to avoid poisoning our bodies, especially our children. We shouldn't wait for the government to ban these substances, we have to make the change ourselves.
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89Gilenya (fingolimod) the First Oral Pill to Treat MS - My Personal Experience (Part 1)
Gilenya, the first oral pill approved by the FDA is now available for people living with MS. Here is my personal experience with Gilenya (fingolimod)beginning with Part-One.
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88The Benefits of Herbal Medicine,The Effects of the Pharmaceutical Industry In Providing a Solutio How Companies Affects
The Benefits of herbal medicines are not too popular, however, its popularity is growing exponentially with the tendency to treat oneself with vitamins and herbs instead of ingesting over the counter medication and taking prescribed medication to...
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87Darvocet Recall: WHY WAS DARVOCET RECALLED?
Darvocet, Darvon and all propoxyphene containing prescription medications (i.e. the generic equivalents of these brands) have been removed from the U.S. prescription market. The voluntary withdrawal was announced by the FDA on November 19, 2010...
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89Top Ten List of Food Additives to Avoid
Why does our food require food additives? Or does it? What are food additives? I would like to take a look at this topic and find some answers to these questions and share information concerning the top ten that should be avoided. I have a...
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