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• EU NEWCOMERS BEGIN TO RUE THE DAY THEY JOINED: Anger is still growing across the 10 countries that joined the EU in May as they discover how they were hoodwinked with fine promises of the benefits that would be showered upon them if they voted to join.
  
• 'IDIOTIC' EU DIRECTIVE ACCUSED OF THREAT TO MEDICAL RESEARCH: Vital medical research is faltering across the European Union as the result of a poorly drafted law that has infuriated scientists.
• EURO 'GENDARMERIE' SET UP TO POLICE THE WORLD'S TROUBLE SPOTS: The European Union added a fresh arm to its fast-growing military and police machinery yesterday, launching a fighting "gendarmerie" for quick deployment to trouble spots all over world.
• KINNOCK TO JOIN BRITAIN IN EUROPE /KINNOCK'S EURO PAYOFF IS CONDEMNED': The Conservatives accused Brussels of "appalling extravagance" last night after it emerged that Neil Kinnock, the outgoing European commissioner, would receive a pay-off of about £277,000 over the next three years followed by an annual pension of £63,900 a year for life.
• UNION LEADERS DELIVER BLOW TO BLAIR'S HOPE FOR EU CONSTITUTION: A heated debate on the constitution at the TUC in Brighton exposed deep splits within the union movement over the direction in which Europe is moving - leaving it unable to endorse the Government's pro-constitution policy.
  

... AND THE ROUND-UP OF HEALTH NEWS FOR THIS MONTH

• BLOODCLOT WARNING FOR WOMEN ON HRT: Women taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT) are at an increased risk of developing life-threatening blood clots, it was reported today.
• AUSTRALIAN DOCTOR DE-REGISTERED AFTER HELPING CANCER PATIENT: Doctors around the world are being deregistered in droves by their respective medical boards for doing nothing more than helping their patients with nutritional and naturally based treatments.
  
• DRUG MANUFACTURERS' ROLE IN NHS
  RAISES FEARS OVER ETHICS: The National Health Service is employing nurses paid for by drug companies to encourage patients to take medication under schemes that doctors fear could result in some people receiving inappropriate treatments.
• DRUG COMPANIES STRIKE BACK: As prescription drug prices rise, politicians, journalists, physicians and pharmaceutical companies play the blame game. It used to be that drug companies received all the grief but their recent rebuttals have put the magnifying glass on others, especially doctors.
• CTM CROSSTALK: Dr Jonathan Wright discusses how the EU supplements ban will also apply to the USA, something that will, no doubt, come as a shock to many Americans.
• CAVITY CRISES IN FLUORIDATED CITIES AND STATES: In this latest report from the Fluoride Action Network we see how numerous studies indicate that fluoridation does not decrease incidence of cavities.
  
• PILL PATCH LINKED TO 17 DEATHS: A contraceptive patch used by thousands of British women has been linked to at least 17 deaths, it emerged last night.
  
• AROUND 10 MILLION EVERY YEAR: About 10 million people use some sort of complementary or alternative medicine every year in Britain and about half of them see therapists.
• MS, HEPATITIS VACCINE LINKS FOUND: People who are vaccinated against hepatitis B are at an increased risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a study of UK patients.
  
• WATER, THE STUFF OF LIFE: Phillip Day talks about the importance of water to the human body and the effects of dehydration.
  
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our readers about these and other subjects.
  

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