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• EU IS COSTING US £40BN A YEAR: Britain could save up to £40 billion a year by quitting the European Union, a study reveals today. Experts used the Government's own figures to show how the UK would benefit from striking a trade-only deal with Brussels.
  
• CHANGE LAW TO GIVE US VOTE ON EU, SAY GERMANS: The German Government is under growing pressure to hold a referendum on the new European constitution after 30 of the country's most eminent legal scholars declared that federal law could easily be changed to allow a vote.
  

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

• AN UNNATURAL POINT OF ENTRY: Concluding our series on the dangers of vaccination.
• SWEEPING CHANGES TO BABY VACCINES: Babies will no longer be given vaccine that contains the neurotoxin mercury when they are eight weeks old. The move follows pressure from parents and fears of a link between the metal and the development of autism.
• MMR LAWSUIT: The decision to withdraw legal aid for the 1,000-plus families who believe their children were damaged by MMR came just as the lawyers for the families obtained what they believe is their most striking evidence of a link between the triple jab and the autism and brain damage suffered by the children.
• ALTERNATIVE VS. CONVENTIONAL: WHY DOCTORS DON'T GET IT: A growing number of people are turning to alternative therapies, more and more now the chosen form of medical treatment among Americans. Since these statistics reveal the rapidly increasing number of people choosing alternative therapies, the debated question among the health care industry is, "Why don't more conventional doctors recommend alternative medicine?".

• ORPHANS ON TRIAL: Abandoned kids are force-fed experimental AIDS drugs at a Catholic children's home in Washington Heights and the city wants it that way.
• THE LATEST FROM THE FLUORIDE ACTION NETWORK: A victory in Washington State.
  
• FLUORIDE ALERT FOR CHILDREN: Tap water could be lowering children's intelligence, leading experts have warned.
• DANGER: JAM SPONGE: Cakes the ladies of the Women's Institute bake for patients are banned by hospital as a potential health hazard.
• THE DEADLY HAZARDS OF CANCER-CURE: An investigation is being urged of online sites that offer treatments with 'no scientific backing'.
  
• SWEET MISERY, THE HORRORS OF ASPARTAME: The new documentary, Sweet Misery: A Poisoned World, thoroughly examines a hot-button many consider to be imaginary: the toxicity of aspartame.
  
• MOD 'GAG' ON DETAILS OF GULF WAR ILLNESS: The "manipulations and manoeuvres" of the Ministry of Defence were condemned yesterday after it approached scientists researching "Gulf War Syndrome" and asked them to limit their co-operation with an independent inquiry into veterans' illnesses.
• AN INTERVIEW WITH MARTIN J. WALKER: Louise Mclean talks to the author of 'Dirty Medicine: Science, Big Business and the Assault on Natural Healthcare' about his books, his views and his writing.
  
• MORE EVIDENCE OF DOCTORS OVER-PRESCRIBING: Despite mounting evidence on the negative side effects of high-dose consumption of the arthritis pain reliever, Vioxx, doctors continue to prescribe the drug.
• DRUGS THAT CUT CHOLESTEROL ON SALE AT CHEMISTS: The British Heart Foundation has welcomed the potential to cut heart attacks and strokes, but the Consumers' Association said lifting restrictions was worrying.
• KING GEORGE III: MAD OR MISUNDERSTOOD? Last year a remarkable exhibit came to light. For Professor Martin Warren, it was the clue that would help him finally solve the mystery of King George's illness.
• IS THERE A PLOT TO TURN EARTH INTO STEPFORD? Phillip Day examines the unsettling agenda that may yet have us all crunching our cornflakes, afraid even to think incorrect thoughts or to mutter out of turn.
• HOSPITAL ERRORS CAUSE 195,000 DEATHS: As many as 195,000 people a year could be dying in US hospitals because of easily prevented errors, a company said Tuesday in an estimate that doubles previous figures.
  
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our readers about these and other subjects.
  

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