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Cancer drug linked to flesh-eating disease

(NaturalNews) Health Canada has issued warnings to the general public and to healthcare professionals that the cancer treatment drug Avastin has been linked to necrotizing fasciitis, an infection commonly known as flesh-eating disease. The manufacturer...

Preventable infections responsible for two million cancers per year

(NaturalNews) New estimates suggest that about 1 in 6 cancers is caused by preventable or treatable infections, according to results of a 2008 study published on May 9 in the British medical journal the Lancet Oncology. The study examined incidence...

Fructose makes you stupid: Study

(NaturalNews) A UCLA rat study, published in May in the Journal of Physiology, suggests that a diet that maintains a high level of fructose for as little as six weeks slows the brain and hampers memory and learning. "Our findings illustrate that what...

Regular chocolate consumption prevents heart disease in older women

(NaturalNews) Women over 70 are less likely to die or be hospitalized due to heart disease, according to a controlled 10-year study conducted by researchers at the University of Western Australia. To determine the link between chocolate consumption and...

Regular intake of fructose increases risk of gout in women

(NaturalNews) Consuming one fructose-rich beverage per day could increase the risk of gout in women by 74%, according to a new 22-year study. The study includes research from the Nurses' Health Study and covers data from more than 78,000 women. The...

Fast-food companies aggressively target kids, says comprehensive study

(NaturalNews) Children and teens are viewing significantly more ads for fast food than similarly-aged children did in 2003, according to a year-long U.S. study that analyzed data on nutritional quality of food and media exposure. The study was conducted...

Mainstream medicine strikes again as routine tonsillectomy leaves child brain damaged

(NaturalNews) The family of a Canadian boy who suffered "irreversible" brain damage is suing Manitoba healthcare workers and the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) for financial compensation and future medical costs. They allege negligence led...

A historical perspective - extensive study suggests cancer is a man-made disease

(NaturalNews) In support of the long-time claims of many natural health advocates, a recent study strongly suggests that cancer is a man-made disease. The study was conducted at Manchester's KNH Centre for Biomedical Egyptology, and it investigated remains...

Drug Approvals in Canada Put Speed Ahead of Public Safety

(NaturalNews) A recent report released by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives criticizes Health Canada's drug safety regulations, claiming that Canadians are at risk due to speedy approval procedures and negligent safety profiling once the drugs...

Health Canada Failed to Release Report Connecting Asbestos to Lung Cancer

(NaturalNews) For more than a year Health Canada held on to a report that concluded there is a "strong relationship" between lung cancer and chrysotile asbestos mined in Canada. The report was authored by a panel of international experts and was received...

Packaging Chemical Linked to Childhood Obesity

(NaturalNews) Phthalates used in food packaging could be linked to childhood obesity, according to two recent studies conducted by the Mount Sinai School of Medicine that included research conducted on more than 900 children in East Harlem and surrounding...

Loophole Allows Canadian Farmers to Import Untested Antibiotics for Use in Livestock

(NaturalNews) A loophole in federal law is allowing Canadian farmers to import unapproved and untested antibiotics with little oversight, according to an article released on April 8 in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ). Seven years after...

B.C. Naturopaths Permitted to Prescribe Drugs

(NaturalNews) Naturopathic doctors in Canada's province of B.C. have become the first alternative health care providers in the country to be allowed to prescribe drugs. The announcement was made by B.C. Health Services Minister George Abbot on April...

Canadian Hospital Fails to Quarantine Patients with Swine Flu Symptoms

(NaturalNews) Three young women from Ontario's town of Port Perry who returned from a trip to Cancun, Mexico, in late April have potentially exposed hundreds of people to swine flu after being released from Lakeridge Health's Port Perry hospital and...

Sweetened Beverage Intake Raises Heart Disease Risk in Women

(NaturalNews) Women aged 34-59 with no previous related health history are at higher risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) when consuming two or more servings of sugar-sweetened beverages per day, according to a 24-year study that evaluated data from...

Residential Pesticides Linked to Childhood Brain Cancer

(NaturalNews) Children who live in homes where parents use pesticides are twice as likely to develop brain cancer, according to the results of a new study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives. The study evaluated more than 800 fathers...

U.S. Baby Products Contain Cancer-Causing Contaminants

(NaturalNews) A report released on March 12, the first of its kind, shows that numerous baby and child-care products contain the chemicals 1,4-dioxane and formaldehyde - despite that those substances do not appear on the product labels. Campaign for...

Researchers Accidentally Discover Link between Vinyl Flooring and Autism

(NaturalNews) In a study published on March 30, Swedish, Danish and U.S. scientists have discovered a link between vinyl flooring and autism in children. The purpose of the study -- which involved nearly 5,000 children -- was to investigate the connection...

Cleaning Products in Hospitals Cause Respiratory Problems in Staff and Patients

(NaturalNews) A pilot study conducted by Massachusetts researchers reveals that cleaning fluids used in hospitals may pose health risks to both staff and patients. The study, conducted at the Massachusetts Lowell Sustainable Hospitals Program and published...

Real Doctors Influenced by TV Doctors

(NaturalNews) A study conducted by 2 doctors in the University of Alberta Hospital suggests that real doctors are influenced by medical techniques they've seen performed by TV doctors. Drs. Peter Bindley and Craig Needham performed the study to find...

Canadians Use More Prescription Drugs than Ever Before

(NaturalNews) A report released by a drug-tracking firm reveals that prescription drug use among Canadians was higher in 2008 than in any previous year. The report, released on March 26 by IMS Health, a worldwide pharmaceutical-tracking company, assesses...

Five U.S. Rivers Tainted with Pharmaceutical and Chemical Residues

(NaturalNews) Fish from 5 effluent-heavy rivers in various parts of the U.S. have been found to be tainted with residues from human medications and common chemicals, according to the results of a study by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)...

Red Meat Eaters More Likely to Die from Cancer or Heart Disease

(NaturalNews) A controlled study conducted in the U.S by researchers at the National Cancer Institute indicates that men and women whose diets are high in red or processed meats are more likely to die from cancer or heart disease. The study included...
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