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• MEPS 'CHEATING TO GET £175 PAYOUT': Hundreds of members of the European Parliament earn thousands of pounds a year extra in allowances for parliamentary sessions that they do not attend, an MEP claims.
• SIX QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON
  THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION:
• WHY I AM GOING TO THE EUROPEAN COURT: Daniel Hannan and 25 other MEPs are going to court to try and block new EU proposal for 'trans-national' political parties.
• EUROPE WANTS WARNING SIGNS ON MOUNTAINS: A bizarre new law from Europe could see warning signs being placed on mountains to let climbers know they are high up.

CANCER, WHO CAN WE TRUST?

• CANCER WHO CAN WE TRUST: Phillip Day introduces this month's collection of cancer articles.
• CANCER BOY'S PARENTS WIN 'AMPUTATION' FIGHT: A couple who lost custody of their young son to social services after insisting that his bone cancer was treated using alternative medicine last week won a lengthy legal battle to get him back.
• THE TROUBLE WITH INDUSTRIALLY STORED GRAINS: Doug Kaufmann is author of the book The Germ that Causes Cancer. In it, he explains the much understated problem of the contamination of our industrially stored grains by potent moulds, fungi and their associated mycotoxin discharges and why they should be strictly avoided.
  
• THE REAL HEALTH SCARE: Recently the UK's Daily Telegraph published an Opinion entitled 'The Real Health Scare', wherein alternative approaches to disease were given the usual panning. Here, one CTM member certainly felt the newspaper had simply gone a pill too far.

...AND THE REST OF THIS MONTH'S HEALTH NEWS.

 

• GM GIANT ABANDONS BID TO GROW CROPS IN BRITAIN: In a huge blow to the genetically modified food lobby, Bayer Cropscience has given up attempts to grow commercial GM maize in Britain.
• ASPARTAME LAWSUITS: April 6th, Lawsuits were filed in three separate California courts against twelve companies who either produce or use the artificial sweetener aspartame as a sugar substitute in their products.
• FROM THE FLUORIDE ACTION NETWORK, A VICTORY IN AUSTRALIA: How come a small town in Australia has worked out that sodium fluoride is a poisonous substance but the mighty US FDA has not?
  
• LEGAL ACTION OVER PROBLEMS CAUSED BY SOY: The Weston A. Price Foundation is undertaking a new initiative to investigate instances and arrange possible legal assistance for individuals who believe that they or their child may have suffered serious physical or medical consequences as a result of ingesting one or more products containing soy.
• THE GREAT CHILDHOOD MADDENING: A look at the links between deadly violent behaviour and some commonly prescribed drugs.


• DISEASE CENTRES WON'T ISSUE MERCURY ALERT OVER FLU SHOTS: Hundreds of thousands of infants and toddlers who get flu shots starting this fall could be exposed to a mercury-laced preservative that has been all but eliminated from other pediatric vaccines because of health concerns.
• ENTER THE MEATRIX: A first-class production cartoon about factory farming and big agri-business. Check out this short skit. It's 3 minutes long and a play on the movie, The Matrix.
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our readers about these and other subjects.